WorksheetsAbe's Talk: Conditional Clauses
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 26mins
The sentence in Zero Conditional is:
When she sleep badly, she feels tired
If you slept badly, you feels tired
If you sleep badly, you feel tired
We may use "If" or "when" in the if clause, in Zero Conditional
TRUE
FALSE
Don't open the door, ___________
go to the doctor
if someone knocks
say something
here you are
When it rains, ______________
you mix red and yellow
you get burns
call the specialist
the grass gets wet
When you heat ice, ________________
it melts
he barks
you get sick
it gets dry
My teacher gets angry, ____________________
when I feel sick
if you don`t go
if someone doesn`t cook
when I don't study
You have to stay at home, _______________________
if they don`t have any homework
if I go with you
if you mix some colors
if you don`t want to catch a cold or a virus
We don`t go to the party, _________________
if you eat well
if they have holidays
if there isn`t good music
if I listen to you
Don`t be rude, ________________________
if i drive a car
if you want to have many friends
if it`s cold
it she is at the gym
A conditional clause is most often introduced by _______ conjunction.
Correlative conjunction
Coordinating conjunction
Subordinating conjunction
All the above
Find out the subordinating conjunction from the following.
And
If
So
But
A main clause is also known as ______
Dependent clause
Independent clause
Supporting clause
Helping clause
Which clause has complete sense in it?
Main clause
Subordinate clause
Normal clause
Ordinary clause
Which clause is known as dependent clause?
Subordinate clause
Main clause
Independent clause
None of the above
If you heat the ice, it melts. This sentence contains ______ conditional.
First
Second
Third
Zero
If you throw a ball, It ________
Will bounce
would bounce
Bounces
Would have bounced
If you study well, you _____ get good marks.
Would
Should
Will
Could
If I were rich, I ______ offer money to you.
Will
Shall
Would
Can
If I had had a car, I ________ you
Will drop
Would drop
Would have dropped
Can drop
If I ______ a teacher, I won't punish my students.
Became
Become
Will become
Would become
If I ____ (be) a spider, I _____(weave) webs.
Am, will
Were, would
Was, would
Will, be
Conditional sentences are made up of a dependent clause and an independent clause.
True
False
If clause is an independent clause.
True
False
We use Zero conditional to talk about general truths or result of facts.
True
False
unless = if
True
False
If the milk smells bad, I don’t drink it.
Zero conditional
First conditional
Second conditional
Third conditional
If it ____, I will play tennis.
rain
rains
doesn't rain
doesn't rains
If we had a yacht, . . . .
Complete the sentence above!
we would sail the seven seas
we would learn karate
we would go picnic
we would watch a movie
we would make a garage
If you (walk) in the rain, you (get) wet.
Change the sentence into conditional type zero!
If you walk in the rain, you get wet.
If you walks in the rain, you gets wet.
If you walk in the rain, you will get wet.
If you walk in the rain, you would get wet.
If you walk in the rain, you would have get wet.
I will go to the cinema if I _______ well in my English test.
will do
do
does
If you ________ an apple every day, you'll be very healthy.
eat
will eat
eats
Complete the question
If it is sunny tomorrow...?
you will go to the beach
will you go to the beach
will you to go to the beach
Select all the correct options:
I will not go out if I don´t wear a face mask.
I won't go out if I will not wear a face mask.
I won´t go out if I don´t wear a face mask.
If I don´t wear a mask, I won´t go out.
The First Conditional is used to express...
Imaginary situations that are not probable in the future.
Events that might happen in the future.
Using the First Conditional, complete the sentence:
"If you _______ a lot of sweets, you ________ bad teeth."
ate / would have
eat / have
eat / will have
Using the First Conditional, complete the sentence:
"If it _______ cold tonight, I _______ the heating on."
is / would put
was / will put
is / put
is / will put
We use the second conditional for...
possible future situations
real and possible present situations
imaginary or hypothetical future situations
The if-clause can come...
first only
second only
first or second
If the if-clause comes first, we _________________the next clause
put a comma before
put a comma after
do not put a comma before
What ___________ if a large dog attacked you?
you would do
will you do
would you do
I __________ if a bull attacked me.
would run away
ran away
didn't run away
What verb tense is used in the if clause for the second conditional?
Past simple
Past perfect
Future simple
Future perfect
Which of the following correctly completes this sentence using the third
conditional?
“If I had been earlier, ___________________”
I would miss the train.
I missed the train.
I would not have missed the train.
I would not be missing the train.
If he ______ thirsty, he would have drunk some water.
was
had been
is
would drink
been
If I were you, I __________the offer.
would have taken
will take
would take
would have been
will have taken
If you __________ (not/be) late, we __________ (not/miss) the bus.
hadn´t been - wouldn´t have missed
hadn´t be - wouldn´t missed
If you are ready, we___________ out side
would go
can go
will be gone
go
If he ______________ some food before starting the work, he would not have been hungry
had
had had
has
has had
Unless you buy the ticket, you _________________ in.
will not allow
don't allowed
are not allowed
will not be allowed
The structure to the Third Conditional is ...
if + past simple, ...would + infinitive
if + present simple, ...would + infinitive
if + past perfect, ...would + have + past participle
if + present simple, ...will + infinitive
