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WorksheetsAS 2 Grammar Review - Semester 1
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 4hrs 55mins
The mixed conditional describes an event in the past with a result in the present
True
False
To describe the past condition, we use ____ + past participle
have
had
has
To describe the present result, we use ____ + infinite
will
was
would
John is sick. He ate 6 burgers!
If John _________ 6 burgers, he wouldn't be sick.
had eaten
hadn't eaten
didn't eat
Maria's friend moved away. She is sad.
If her friend hadn't moved away, Maria ____ sad.
would be
is
wouldn't be
I dropped the coffee on my foot. My foot is burnt!
If I _____ the coffee, my foot ____ burnt!
had dropped / would be
didn't drop / wouldn't be
hadn't dropped / would be
hadn't dropped / wouldn't be
I didn't study. I am unhappy with my grades.
If I _____, I ____ happy with my grades.
had studied / would be
didn't study / wouldn't be
hadn't studied / would be
hadn't studied / wouldn't be
I did the grocery shopping. I have food in my fridge.
If I _____ the shopping, I ____ any food!
had done / would have
didn't do / wouldn't have
hadn't done / wouldn't have
hadn't done / would have
If we (a) (attend) this lesson, we would not understand mixed conditionals :)
Fatima (a) (cook) dinner if she had some food in the fridge! ....but the fridge is empty :(
Choose the sentence with the meaning below.
James is always lazy. He failed a test last week.
If you weren’t so lazy, you would have passed that test.
If you hadn’t been so lazy, you would pass that test.
If you weren’t so lazy, you would pass that test.
Which sentence is correct?
If you’d remembered to bring a map, we wouldn’t have been lost now.
If you remembered to bring a map, we wouldn’t be lost now.
If you’d remembered to bring a map, we wouldn’t be lost now.
Choose the sentence with the meaning below.
Paul drove too fast. Now he’s in trouble with the police.
If Paul didn’t drive too fast, he wouldn’t be in trouble with the police.
If Paul hadn’t driven too fast, he wouldn’t be in trouble with the police.
If Paul hadn’t drive too fast, he wouldn’t have been in trouble with the police.
Choose the sentence with the meaning below.
I don’t have a degree, so I didn’t get the job.
If I’d had a degree, I would get that job.
If I have a degree, I would have got that job.
If I had a degree, I would have got that job.
Choose the sentence with the meaning below.
You didn’t fix the roof. Now it’s leaking.
If you’d fixed the roof, it wouldn’t have been leaking.
If you fixed the roof, it wouldn’t have leaked.
If you’d fixed the roof, it wouldn’t be leaking.
If his alarm clock ____, he would be working there now.
had gone off
would go off
would have gone off
goes off
If he weren’t so mean, he ____ her a present.
bought
will buy
would bought
would have bought
I might have been a musician if I ____ more talented.
am
were
am being
would be
If the sun ____, we might have gone on a picnic.
shines
were shining
would shine
is shining
The boys would have won the match if they (a) a better trainer.
If I (a) more dedicated, I would have studied to be a doctor.
If you (a) broken your leg, you would be able to play football today.
I don't know how to ski, so I didn't go skiing with Simon last week.
If I (a) how to ski, I would have gone skiing with Simon last week.
I forgot to bring my umbrella - that's why I'm so wet.
If I (a) to bring my umbrella, I wouldn't be so wet now.
He almost fell from the balcony. I'm sure that if he had fallen, he (break) his leg or something.
(a)
I'd have set them the task, if they (be) more reliable. However, I don't think I can trust them.
(a)
If you (not / manage) to finish the catalogue on time, we'll have to put off the printing until next month.
(a)
The accident (might / not / be) so bad if you'd been driving more slowly.
(a)
You (get) a shock, if you mix water and electricity.
(a)
You (not / be) so tired now if you had gone to bed earlier.
(a)
If I (win) the lottery, I would buy a house near the sea.
(a)
Their team would have scored more in the match yesterday if they (be) good players.
(a)
If Helen (earn) more money at her current job, she would've travelled to Milan last summer.
(a)
They would have finished earlier if the meeting (not / hold) so late.
(a)
If he _______ her, he would marry her.
know
knows
knew
known
If I __________ million dollars, I will go to japan
win
wins
won
winning
You should see the doctor, if you________ bad
feel
felt
feeling
fall
If I ____________ I would have my driving license
had studied
studied
study
have studied
I would __________ a millionaire now if I took that job
be
been
being
had been
If the trip hadn't been so expensive we ____________ reservations for a better hotel
would have made
would made
would make
would had made
I'll ___________ you the money if you pay me back next week.
gave
give
given
giving
If they locked the door properly nobody _________ into their house
will break
would break
would broken
would breaking
The workers ___________ the road if they had had enough tools
build
built
would build
would have built
If I ____________ you were sleeping I would not have woken you
know
have known
had known
had knew
If she ___ my advice, she would have arrived earlier.
followed
follows
has followed
had followed
have followed
You’ve been travelling all day. You _______________ be very tired.
can't
must
must have been
can
Where’s Jane? I’m not sure. She ________ be talking to someone.
might
mustn't
can't
A and B are correct
Toto knew everything about our plans. __________________________.
He must listen to our conversation
He might hear our conversation
He must have listened to our conversation
He might have been listened to our conversation
My brother _________________ your money because he was with me all day.
can't have stolen
can't steal
must have stolen
must steal
How can you say such a thing? You ________ be serious.
can
can't
must
might
The car from Moto GP we watched last night __________ over 100 mph at least!
must be doing
must have been doing
may not be doing
can't have been doing
It _______ her graduation's party because he had it last month.
may have been
may not be
must have been
can't be
Kevin doesn't usually wear pink. He ________ like the shirt you bought him
can't
might not
mustn't
might not have
They _______ in the library now, it's closed on Sundays
can't have been
could be
can't be
must be
They ________ Spanish, they're singing in Portuguese
are
will be
can't have been
can't be
Amanda has an exam tomorrow. She ________ be able to come to the cinema tonight
couldn't
can't not
is
might not
England only need one point to qualify, they ________ it safe
might play
must have played
mustn't play
can't play
Do you think Donald _______ to the point soon?
can't get
might get
must get
might gets
Jenny has been playing volleyball all day, she ________ exhausted now
must be
can't be
must have been
could is
We ________ arrive late if the traffic is really bad
may
can't
may have
must have
"He will come tomorrow".
She told me that he ________ tomorrow.
is coming
will come
would come
"I see the clouds.". He told me that she ________ the clouds.
sees
is seeing
saw
"My mother is taking the bus to work tomorrow". He told me that his mother ________ the bus to work the next day.
is taking
was taking
will take
"I will call you". I told her that I ________ her.
will call
would call
would have called
"I am happy". She told me that she ________ happy.
has been
is
was
"I am flying to India tomorrow".
He told me that he ________ the following day.
is flying
was flying
will fly
"I loved him very much".
My sister told me that she ________ him very much.
was loving
had loved
would love
"Yeah, I've been to Greece.". My friend told me that he ________ to Greece.
been
had been
was
"I have been to that bar.".
He told me that he ________ to that bar.
had been
will have been
is being
"I am writing an email to my girlfriend."
He told me that he ________ an email to his girlfriend.
is writing
was writing
writes
Report the following sentence using the nouns in brackets.
'I am innocent,' he replied. He was forceful when he said it. (response)
(a)
Report the following sentence using the nouns in brackets.
'Your garden is less tidy than mine,' she tells me. She is quite rude. (comment)
(a)
Report the following sentence using the nouns in brackets.
'I must speak to my MP,' he said, but he was ignored. (insistence)
(a)
Report the following sentence using the nouns in brackets.
'Switch off the lights in your house every night,' the leaflet says. (advice)
(a)
Report the following sentence using the nouns in brackets.
'We will succeed,' they said. It was astonishing. (declaration)
(a)
