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Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 20mins
1. What is the structure of a conditional sentence type 1?
If + past simple, would + base form
If + past perfect, will + base form
If + present simple, will + base form
If + present continuous, will + base form
2. When do we use 'if' in a conditional sentence?
To express a result or consequence
To indicate a time or sequence
To express a condition or a hypothetical situation
To emphasize a fact or truth
3. Give an example of a conditional sentence with a suggestion.
If it rains, you should wear sunglasses.
When the sun rises, you should go to bed.
If you have time, you should visit the museum.
If you're hungry, you should take a nap.
4. How do we form a conditional sentence with a command?
Use 'although' followed by the command and then the result clause.
Use 'if' or 'when' followed by the command and then the result clause.
Use 'unless' followed by the command and then the result clause.
Use 'because' followed by the command and then the result clause.
5. What is the difference between 'unless' and 'if not' in conditional sentences?
The difference is that 'unless' is used for present tense, while 'if not' is used for past tense.
The difference is that 'unless' is used for real conditions, while 'if not' is used for hypothetical conditions.
The difference is that 'unless' is used for positive conditions, while 'if not' is used for negative conditions.
The difference is that 'unless' expresses a negative condition, while 'if not' expresses a positive condition.
6. Provide an example of a conditional sentence with a warning.
Because it's raining, you should bring an umbrella.
If you don't study for the test, you will fail.
When the sun sets, it will be dark outside.
If you eat too much, you will get sick.
7. In a conditional sentence, what tense is used in the if-clause for future possibilities?
Simple past tense
Simple present tense
Present continuous tense
Past perfect tense
8. When do we use 'in case' in a conditional sentence?
To emphasize the importance of the condition
To talk about something that might happen and to prepare for it
To express certainty about the future
To indicate a past event that has already happened
9. Explain the difference between 'suppose' and 'supposing' in conditional sentences.
In conditional sentences, 'suppose' is used for present or future situations, while 'supposing' is used for past situations.
Suppose is used for hypothetical situations, while supposing is used for certain situations.
Suppose and supposing can be used interchangeably in conditional sentences.
Suppose is used for past situations, while supposing is used for present or future situations.
10. Give an example of a conditional sentence with a request.
If you eat your vegetables, can I have dessert?
If you finish your homework, may I go out with my friends?
When you finish your work, can I play video games?
If you clean your room, can I watch TV?
