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Worksheets4th Quarter 10th Grade Final Test
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
The first conditional is used to show:
unreal situations
desires
facts that are generally true
a possible situation in the future
The first conditional has the following structure:
simple present + wiil/won't + verb
present simple + present simple
past simple + would + verb
past perfect + would have + past participle
Another use of the first conditional is:
to imagine a situation that didn't happen
to show that a condition has always the same result
to predict a likely result in the future
to show desires
Put the verb into the correct first conditional form:
1. If we __________________ (not / see) each other tomorrow, we __________________ (see) each other next week.
(a)
We use the second conditional for:
facts that are generally true
imaginary situations
imagining a different past
possible situations in the future
The second conditional uses the following structure:
present simple + present simple
past perfect + would have + past participle
simple present + will/won't + verb
past simple + would + verb
the second conditional is also used to show:
a different past
facts that always have the same results
desires
a possible result in the future
Put the verb into the correct second conditional form:
If he __________________ (come), I __________________ (be) surprised.
(a)
We use the third conditional for:
an imaginary situation that didn't happen
giving advice
facts that are generally true
for possible results in the future
The third conditional has the following structure:
present simple + present simple
past perfect + woud have + past participle
past simple + would + verb
present simple + future simple
It is another third conditional use:
hypothetical or unlikely situations
likely situations in the future
to show a desire
to notice when a person is imaginig a different past
Put the verb into the correct third conditional form:
They ______________ (be) late if they ______________ (not / take) a taxi.
(a)
A prepositional phrase functions in a sentence as:
as the subect
as a verb
as an adjective
as a preposition
These are the elements in a preposional phrase:
subject + verb + object
object + auxiliary verb + past participle
if clause + result clause
preposition + modifiers + object of preposition
Identify the elements of the prepositional phrase in the following sentence:
I think the cat is in serious danger on that high roof.
(a)
