WorksheetsTN3 - U8 - L2
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 47mins
A: Sorry I’m late. (a) .
B: What happened?
A: I’m ashamed to say (b) .
B: (c) . That can happen to anyone.
A: Well, (d) , (e) .
B: No harm done. We were just getting started.
If she (a) a more economical car, she (b) so much money on gas.
(But she didn’t rent a more economical car.)
If Jonas Salk (a) a vaccine to protect people against polio, many more people (b) the disease.
(But he did invent a vaccine.)
(a) they (b) the accident if they (c) the tires were so old?
(Yes, they (d) . / No, they (e) .)
What (a) you (b) if you (c) your phone with you?
(I (d) one.)
Choose the meaning of each past unreal conditional sentence.
I wouldn’t have gone to class if I had known I had the flu.
I went to class
I didn't go to class
Choose the meaning of each past unreal conditional sentence.
If we had used our GPS, we wouldn’t have gotten lost.
We got lost
We didn't get lost
Choose the meaning of each past unreal conditional sentence.
If they hadn’t planted that new variety of tomatoes, they would have lost this year’s crop.
They lost this year's crop
They didn't lose this year's crop
Choose the meaning of each past unreal conditional sentence.
The airline wouldn’t have canceled the flight if the weather had been better.
They canceled the flight
They didn't cancel the flight
What (a) you (b) (do) if you (c) (miss) the train?
We (a) (not/have) this digital video conference if an Internet connection (b) (not/be) available
If our huge old camcorder (a) (not/break), we (b) (not/buy) this smaller one.
If she (a) (not/take) her smart phone, she (b) (not/know) they canceled her flight.
If they (a) (not/have) good weather, they (b) (not/land) in Alaska this morning.
If the weather (a) (be) better, we (b) (go) to the beach.
Write the sentences you hear. Write full, not contracted, forms.
Number 1: (a) ?
Number 2: (a) ?
Number 3: (a) ?
Number 4: (a) .
Number 5: (a) .
Number 6: (a) ?
If I (a) (put) your phone number in my smartphone, I (b) (call) you.
Nestor (a) (be) a lawyer if he (b) (finish) college.
If they (a) (not get) stuck in traffic, they (b) (not miss) their flight.
If my phone battery (a) (not die), I (b) (take) some pictures.
The doctor (a) (call) back if he (b) (get) our message.
Rick (a) (be) happier if he (b) (marry) Erin.
I (a) (send) you the files if I (b) (have) better Internet connection.
My life (a) (be) very different if I (b) (not meet) you.
Paul didn't have enough time, so he didn't finish the exam.
If (a) , he would have finished the exam.
It didn't rain, so the flowers dried out.
If (a) , the flowers wouldn't have dried out.
You didn't ask me, so I didn't tell you.
If you had asked me, (a) .
I forgot my backpack, so I didn't have my homework.
If I hadn't forgotten my backpack, (a) .
We didn't spend the New Year with our parents because we were out of town.
(a) if we hadn't been out of town.
We didn't get here on time because Stefanie lost her phone.
(a) if Stefanie hadn't lost her phone.
I ordered the chocolate cake because I didn't know it has so many calories.
I wouldn't have ordered the chocolate cake if (a) -.
We didn't know the museum was open, so we didn't go.
If we had known the museum was open, (a) .
