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WorksheetsZero, First, Second, Third Conditional sentences
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 25mins
This conditional sentence is used to talk about general truths and facts.
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This conditional sentence is used to talk about plans or predictions for the future.
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This conditional sentence is used to talk about fantasy situations, to give advice, to talk about impossible or improbable situations or hypothetical situations.
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We use If + present simple(V1), present simple(V1) to create sentences for this conditional sentence.
If + I go out, I put on shoes.
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We use If + present simple(V1), will/won't + infinitive(V1) to create sentence for this conditional sentence.
If + I fall down the stairs, I won't + cry.
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We use If + Past Simple(V2), Would/Wouldn't + infinitive(V1) for creating _________ conditional sentences.
If + I were a rich man, I wouldn't + spend any money.
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Find the Zero conditional sentence.
I'm fine if I say I am.
I'd be fine if I had a chance to breathe.
I'll be fine if you give me a moment.
I've been fine all my life!
Find the First conditional sentence.
If a cat crosses the road, it takes its time.
If a cat crosses the road, it will take its time.
If a cat crossed the road, it would take its time.
If a cat had crossed the road, it would have taken its time.
Find the Second conditional sentence.
I'll eat my shorts if he beats my score.
I don't eat my shorts if he doesn't beat my score.
I'd eat my shorts if he didn't lose in the final round.
I've eaten my shorts before and will again if it comes down to it.
Which conditional sentence is correct? (Without mistakes)
If they bring their dog, I'm not going.
If they will bring their dog, I am going.
If they wouldn't bring a dog, I'd have went.
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Which conditional sentence is incorrect? (With mistakes)
I'd bring you with me if you were older.
I'll grab the chair if the music stops.
If this were China, I would be shorter.
If a dog bited your leg, you would scream.
If I ___ (not know) a word, I look in my dictionary.
won't know
don't know
doesn't know
If you freeze water, it ___ (turn) to ice.
turns
turn
will turn
would turn
His mother always gets angry if he ___ (be) late.
bes
will be
is
would be
They ___ (go) to the party if they ___ (be) invited.
will go / are
go / will be
goes / is
wouldn't / are
He ___ (not /get) a better job if he ___ (not / pass) that exam.
doesn't get / won't pass
don't get / will not pass
won't get / doesn't pass
They ___(have) more money if they ___ (not buy) so many clothes.
would have / didn't buy
would had / didn't buy
had / wouldn't buy
You ___ (lose) weight if you ___ (eat) less.
would lost / eats
would lose / ate
would lose / eat
I ___ (marry) someone famous if I ___ (be) a movie star.
married / would be
would marry / were
would married / beed
She ___ (pass) the exam if she ___ (study) more.
passed / studied
would pass / studied
pass / studied
If she comes, I _____ call you.
will
would
would have
What would you do if it ________ on your wedding day?
rained
will rain
would rain
What will you do if you ________ the history exam?
would fail
will fail
fail
If I __________ smart, I would probably write better quiz questions.
were
was
have been
am
If I were a rich man, I __________ a very large boat.
had bought
will buy
would have bought
would buy
Zero conditional. 1. If you eat fast food,
you gain weight.
you would have gained weight.
you had gained weight
you gained weight.
Zero conditional. 2. The teacher gets angry if
we work hard.
we don't work hard.
we didn't work hard.
we not work hard
First conditional. 1. If she goes to the birthday party, she ___________ a present.
take
takes
will take
took
First conditional. 2. He will do the math exercise again if he _________ a lot of mistakes.
will make
make
made
makes
"if I were taller, she would like me" is
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Second C
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Third C
IF THERE...(NOT BE) SO MUCH TRAFFIC, WE ... (NOT MISS) OUR FLIGHT.
IF THERE HADN'T BEEN SO MUCH TRAFFIC, WE WOULDN'T MISSED OUR FLIGHT.
IF THERE HADN'T BEEN SO MUCH TRAFFIC, WE WOULDN'T HAVE MISSED OUR FLIGHT.
IF THERE HASN'T BEEN SO MUCH TRAFFIC, WE WOULDN'T HAVE MISSED OUR FLIGHT.
I ... (BECOME) A LAWYER IF I ... (FOLLOW) MY PARENTS' WISHES.
I WOULD HAVE BECAME A LAWYER, IF I HAD FOLLOWED MY PARENTS' WISHES.
I WOULD HAVE BECOME A LAWYER IF I HAD FOLLOWED MY PARENTS' WISHES.
I WOULD HAVE BECAME A LAWYER IF I HAD FOLLOWED MY PARENTS' WISHES.
I ... (NOT BE) TIRED IF I ... (GO) TO BED EARLIER.
I WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN TIRED IF I HAD GONE TO BED EARLIER.
I WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN TIRED, IF I HAD GONE TO BED EARLIER.
I WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN TIRED IF I HAVE GONE TO BED EARLIER.
IF I ... (NOT SPEND) SO MUCH MONEY, I ... (NOT BE) POOR.
IF I HAVEN'T SPENT SO MUCH MONEY, I WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN POOR.
IF I HADN'T SPENT SO MUCH MONEY, I WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN POOR.
IF I HADN'T SPEND SO MUCH MONEY, I WOULDN'T BEEN POOR.
HE ...(NOT FEEL) SICK IF HE ... (NOT EAT) A HUGE PIZZA.
HE WOULDN'T HAVE FELT SICK, IF HE HADN'T EATEN A HUGE PIZZA.
HE WOULDN'T HAVE FEELED SICK IF HE HADN'T EATEN A HUGE PIZZA.
HE WOULDN'T HAVE FELT SICK IF HE HADN'T EATEN A HUGE PIZZA.
You probably wouldn't have had an accident if you hadn't been so tired.
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Incorrect
I would have gone to the theater last week if I had had more time.
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Incorrect
The corn crop would have been better if we had had more rain.
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Incorrect
They wouldn't have needed such a big house if they hadn't had so many children.
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Incorrect
If you ______ (not/be) late, we ______ (not/miss) the bus.
hadn't been / wouldn't have missed
haven't been / wouldn't have missed
had been / would have missed
had been / wouldn't have missed
If he _____ (come) on Monday, I __________ (see) him.
have come / would have seen
had came / would have see
had come / would have seen
have comed / would have see
If she ______ (study) she ______ (pass) the exam.
have studied / would have passed
had studied / would had passed
had studied / would have passed
hadn't studied / wouldn't have passed
If she had _______ (work) more, she __________ (save) more money.
worked / could have saved
work / could have saved
worked / could have save
worke / could have save
If we ______ (arrive) earlier, we ________ (see) John.
have arrived / would had seen
had arrived / would have seen
had arrived / would had seen
hadn't arrived / would have seen
If they ______ (go) to bed early, they ______ (not/wake) up late.
had go / wouldn't have wake
had goed / wouldn't have woked
hadn't gone / wouldn't have woken
had gone / wouldn't have woken
I would have called you if I (a) (not/forget) my phone.
If I (a) (pass) my driving test last month, I would have bought a car straight away.
I (a) (not/start) the job if I had known it was going to take so long.
What's the perfect structure for the third conditional?
if + past perfect, ...would + have + past participle
if + simple past... would + have + past participle
if + simple past... would + had + past participle
if + simple past... would + will have + past participle
When do I use the third conditional?
It is used when the result will always happen
It's used to talk about things which might happen in the future.
We can use it to talk about things in the future that are probably not going to be true.
It's used to describe a situation that didn't happen, and to imagine the result of this situation.
The third conditional is used to talk about...
Past
Present
Future
unreal situations in the past.
If she had studied, she...
would have passed the exam
will have passed the exam
won't have passed the exam
would had passed the exam
