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WorksheetsConditional Mastery
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Identify the conditional clause in the following sentence: If it rains, then we will stay indoors.
We will stay indoors
Then we will stay indoors
If it rains
If it doesn't rain
Which type of conditional is represented by the following statement: If I study hard, then I will pass the exam.
Conditional statement
Conclusive statement
Categorical statement
Hypothetical statement
Create a conditional sentence using the following scenario: If she wakes up late, she will miss the bus.
If she wakes up late, she will miss the bus.
If she wakes up early, she will miss the bus.
Waking up late guarantees catching the bus.
She will miss the bus if she wakes up late.
Differentiate between a zero conditional and a first conditional.
A zero conditional is for general truths or scientific facts, while a first conditional is for real or possible future situations.
A zero conditional is used in formal writing, while a first conditional is used in informal writing.
A zero conditional is always true, while a first conditional is uncertain.
A zero conditional is used for past events, while a first conditional is used for present events.
Analyse the conditional meaning in the sentence: If you eat too much, you will feel sick.
Eating too little leads to feeling sick.
Feeling sick causes you to eat too much.
Eating too much leads to feeling sick.
Eating too much always results in feeling sick.
Identify the if-then statement in the sentence: If you finish your homework, then you can go out to play.
You can go out to play if you finish your homework.
Finishing your homework means you can go out to play.
If you finish your homework, then you can go out to play.
If you can go out to play, then you finish your homework.
Which type of conditional is represented by the following statement: If I have time, I will call you.
Second Conditional
Third Conditional
Zero Conditional
First Conditional
Create a conditional sentence using the following scenario: If it snows tomorrow, school will be closed.
If it rains tomorrow, school will be closed.
If it snows today, school will be closed.
If it snows tomorrow, school will be open.
If it snows tomorrow, school will be closed.
Differentiate between a second conditional and a third conditional.
Second conditional is for past hypotheticals with possible conditions, while a third conditional is for present/future hypotheticals with impossible conditions/results.
Second conditional is for past hypotheticals with impossible conditions/results, while a third conditional is for present/future hypotheticals with possible conditions.
A second conditional is for present/future hypotheticals with possible conditions, while a third conditional is for past hypotheticals with impossible conditions/results.
Second conditional is used for present/future hypotheticals with impossible conditions/results, while a third conditional is for past hypotheticals with possible conditions.
Analyse the conditional meaning in the sentence: If you heat ice, it melts.
Heating ice prevents it from melting.
Heating ice causes it to melt.
Ice melts without any external factors.
Melting ice causes it to heat up.
Identify the conditional clause in the following sentence: If you don't water the plants, they will die.
Plants need water
When you water the plants
If you don't water the plants
They will die
Which type of conditional is represented by the following statement: If I had known, I would have helped.
Fourth Conditional
Second Conditional
Third Conditional
First Conditional
Create a conditional sentence using the following scenario: If he misses the train, he will be late for work.
He will be late for work if he misses the train.
If he misses the train, he will be late for work.
If he catches the train, he will be late for work.
Missing the train will make him early for work.
Differentiate between a mixed conditional and an unreal conditional.
Mixed conditional involves a present condition and a past/future result.
Unreal conditional involves real-life situations in the present or future.
Mixed conditional deals with hypothetical situations in the past.
Mixed conditional involves a past condition and a present/future result, while an unreal conditional deals with hypothetical or imaginary situations in the present or future.
Analyse the conditional meaning in the sentence: If you drop your phone, it might break.
Possibility or likelihood of the phone breaking
The phone will definitely break
Dropping the phone is safe
The phone will magically repair itself
Identify the if-then statement in the sentence: If you study well, then you will succeed.
If you study well, then you will succeed.
Success is only possible if you study.
Studying well guarantees success.
If you don't study, you won't succeed.
Which type of conditional is represented by the following statement: If she had studied, she would have passed the test.
Type 4 conditional
Type 2 conditional
Type 1 conditional
Type 3 conditional
Create a conditional sentence using the following scenario: If it rains, I will bring an umbrella.
I will bring an umbrella if it rains.
If it rains, I will bring an umbrella.
If it snows, I will bring an umbrella.
I will bring an umbrella even if it doesn't rain.
Differentiate between an open conditional and a closed conditional.
An open conditional includes values that are not part of the set, while a closed conditional only includes values that are part of the set.
An open conditional and a closed conditional are the same and interchangeable.
An open conditional only includes values that are part of the set, while a closed conditional includes values that are not part of the set.
An open conditional includes values that are part of the set, while a closed conditional includes values that are not part of the set.
Analyse the conditional meaning in the sentence: If you don't hurry, you will miss the bus.
If you don't hurry, you will miss the bus.
Hurry to miss the bus.
If you hurry, you will miss the bus.
If you miss the bus, you don't have to hurry.
