Mastering Conditional Sentences new

What type of conditional sentence is: 'If it rains, I will stay home.'?

• First conditional

• Third conditional

• Zero conditional

• Second conditional

Formulate an if-clause for the sentence: 'I would go to the party.'

• If I had gone, I would go to the party.

• If I were invited, I would go to the party.

• If I went to the party, I would have fun.

• If I am invited, I will go to the party.

Identify the correct verb tense: 'If she had known, she _____ (come) to the meeting.'

• had come

• will have come

• would have come

• would come

Combine the sentences using a conditional: 'He studies hard. He will pass the exam.'

• He studies hard, so he will pass the exam.

• If he studies hard, he will pass the exam.

• He will pass the exam if he studies hard.

• He will not pass the exam unless he studies hard.

What is the implied condition in the sentence: 'You would be happier if you tried new things.'?

• You are always trying new things.

• You are happy with your current routine.

• You dislike trying new things.

• You are not trying new things.

Transform this sentence into a conditional: 'She is not here. She is sick.'

• If she is not sick, then she is here.

• If she is here, then she is sick.

• If she is sick, then she is not here.

• If she is sick, then she is here.

What type of conditional is: 'If I were you, I would apologize.'?

• Second conditional

• First conditional

• Third conditional

• Zero conditional

Create an if-clause for the sentence: 'They will succeed.'

• If they ignore the problem, they will succeed.

• If they work hard, they will succeed.

• If they give up, they will succeed.

• If they take a break, they will succeed.

Choose the correct verb tense: 'If I see him, I _____ (tell) him the news.'

• would tell

• will tell

• told

• is telling

Combine the sentences using a conditional: 'You can borrow my book. You return it tomorrow.'

• You can borrow my book if you return it next week.

• If you return my book tomorrow, you can borrow it.

• If you borrow my book, you must return it tomorrow.

• You must return my book today if you borrow it.