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WorksheetsConditional Sentences Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
We use zero conditional when we want to talk about facts or things that are generally true.
True
False
First conditional is used when we talk about future situations we believe are real or possible.
True
False
We use second conditional to imagine present or future situations that are impossible or unlikely in reality.
True
False
Third conditional is used to express unreal situations in the past. The situation did not happen, but you wish you could change about the past.
True
False
Complete the sentence: If I ______ (study) harder, I would have passed the exam.
had studied
would study
studied
studies
Identify the type of conditional sentence: If you heat ice, it melts.
Type 2 conditional
Type 3 conditional
Type 1 conditional
Type 0 conditional
Complete the sentence: If it ______ (rain) tomorrow, we will stay indoors.
rains
rainy
raining
rained
Identify the type of conditional sentence: Unless you study, you will fail the test.
Type 2 conditional sentence
Type 3 conditional sentence
Type 0 conditional sentence
Type 1 conditional sentence
Complete the sentence: If she ______ (know) the answer, she would raise her hand.
knew
knewed
knows
knowing
Complete the sentence: If you ______ (ask) nicely, I might consider it.
asks
asked
asking
ask
Identify the type of conditional sentence: If I were you, I would apologize.
Type 1 conditional sentence
Type 0 conditional sentence
Type 3 conditional sentence
Type 2 conditional sentence
Complete the sentence: If they hadn´t arrived on time, we ______(leave) without them.
would leave
will leave
would left
would have left
What is the structure of a 2nd conditional sentence?
If + past simple, will + base verb
If + present simple, would + base verb
Would + base verb, if + past simple
If + past simple, would + base verb
When do we use the 1st conditional?
When talking about past events
When expressing certainty
When discussing hypothetical situations
When talking about a possible condition and its potential result.
Rewrite the sentence using a 1st conditional: It's raining, so Mia and Ethan must have a picnic indoors.
Mia and Ethan will have a picnic indoors if it rains.
Having a picnic indoors if it rains.
Mia and Ethan have a picnic indoors if it rains.
If it rains, Mia and Ethan have a picnic indoors.
Rewrite the sentence using a 2nd conditional: Elijah doesn't have more time, so he can't learn a new language.
If Elijah had more time, he learn a new language.
If Elijah had more time, he would learn a new language.
If Elijah have more time, he will learn a new language.
If Elijah would have more time, he could learn a new language.
They would have seen the fireworks if they _____ here 15 minutes earlier.
are
were
would be
had been
I _____ a cake this morning if I'd known you were coming.
buy
would buy
would bought
would have bought
If my grandmother_____alive, she would have loved to see me graduate.
is
has been
were
would be
If I (a) (be) you, I would call her soon to apologize for mistakes.
