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WorksheetsConditionals 0,1,2,3 Quiz - 4
Total questions: 53
Worksheet time: 30mins
What type of conditional sentence describes a situation that is always true?
Type 0
Type 1
Type 2
Type 3
Give 5 other examples of situations that are always true in your daily life.
Use conditional type 0 to type them out below.
What type of conditionals talk about possible situations/ things likely to happen?
Type 0 Conditionals
Type 1 Conditionals
Type 2 Conditionals
Type 3 Conditionals
What type of conditionals talk about possible situations and likely results?
Type 0 Conditionals
Type 1 Conditionals
Type 2 Conditionals
Type 3 Conditionals
Reorder the following
If
.
I will do anything to get it
I want something
,
What type of verbs are used in the main clause of Type 1 Conditionals?
Simple present tense verbs
Modal verbs
Past tense verbs
Future tense verbs
Which of the following is/are the correct use of conditional type 1?
If it is in the morning, the sun will rise from the east.
If you warm ice, it must melt.
If I don't hang out with my best friend, she may be angry with me.
If it rains, I bring my umbrella.
SHE WOULD SEE THE AD IF SHE ____ HER GLASSES
FIND
FOUND
HAD FOUND
THEY MAY DO WHATEVER THEY LIKE ____ IT IS WITHIN THE LAW
PROVIDED THAT
SUPPOSING
WHEN
UNLESS YOU DON'T TIDE UP THESE PAPERS YOU WON'T GO OUT
CORRECT
INCORRECT
____ TOM DOESN'T COME, WHAT SHALL WE DO?
PROVIDING THAT
AS LONG AS
SUPPOSING
IF YOU ____ RED AND BLUE, YOU ____ PURPLE
MIX / GET
MIXED / WOULD GET
____ YOU SEE YOUR WIFE, WILL YOU GIVE HER THIS PRESENT
IF
WHEN
IF I WERE YOU I WOULD TELL HER THE TRUTH
FIRST CONDITIONAL
SECOND CONDITIONAL
THIRD CONDITIONAL
YOU ____ THE HOUSE IF YOU HAD WON THE LOTTERY
BUILT
WOULD HAVE BUILT
WILL BUILD
IF I ____ THE MONEY, I ____ YOU NEXT SUMMER
GET / WILL VISIT
GET / VISIT
WILL GET / VISIT
PLANTS DIE IF THEY ____ ENOUGH WATER
DON'T GET
WOULD GET
WILL GE
IF SUE LIVED IN CABA, SHE WOULD TAKE HER BIKE TO GO TO WORK
ZERO CONDITIONAL
FIRST CONDITIONAL
SECOND CONDITIONAL
WE USE FIRST CONDITIONAL TO TALK ABOUT UNLIKELY OR UNREAL SITUATIONS IN THE PRESENT OR FUTURE
CORRECT
INCORRECT
THEY WON'T COME UNLESS YOU INVITE THEM
INCORRECT
CORRECT
IF I ____ YOU, I ____ THE PHONE.
AM / PICK UP
WAS / WILL PICK UP
WERE / WOULD PICK UP
WE USE SECOND CONDITIONAL TO TALK ABOUT THINGS THAT ARE GENERALLY TRUE
INCORRECT
CORRECT
If there _______ so many sharks here, he would be able to escape.
aren't
weren't
won't be
1 Take some money in case you ________ it.
will need
're needing
need
3 I’ll come on the picnic if I ________ any work to do over the weekend.
wouldn’t have
don’t have
won’t have
12 If I ________ feeling so tired, I’d finish painting the room now.
wasn’t
wouldn’t be
’m not
If I ________ you, I wouldn’t buy that house.
were
am
had been
What _____________ you have done if you had lost your passport?
will
had
would
do
Peter would have crossed the border if he ___________ his passport.
didn't forget
hadn't forgotten
wouldn't forget
wouldn't have forgotten
If my parents _________ strict, I would have had terrible marks in high school.
weren't
hadn't been
didn't be
haven't been
If I _________ that you were so tired, I wouldn't have visited you.
had known
knew
know
have known
If he _________ so fast, he wouldn't have crashed into the tree.
drove
didn't drive
hadn't driven
had driven
Q. If your leg .....................broken, we ......................it in plaster
is, will put
will be, put
be, will put
will be, put
Mary doesn't normally have problems falling asleep unless she ..........................................too much coffee.
drinks
drink
will drink
Q. When you ................................yourself, it hurts.
burn
burns
will burn
If I find your bag, I ... (give) it to you.
(a)
If it (a) (rain), the streets flood.
If you ... (buy) the dress, I could have worn it at the party.
(a)
If we had been eating more healthily, we ... (not have) such health problems now.
(a)
He will win, if he (a) (focus) on the game.
I would speak to her, If I ... (be) you.
(a)
They ... (not take) a taxi, if they had known it would cost so much.
(a)
If we ... (not have) a lesson, I would be outside playing with my dog.
(a)
If she ... (have) breakfast, she wouldn't be hungry now.
(a)
What (a) (you do) if you had a million euros?
Regarding conditionals..... Can we change the order of the clauses?
