Grammar Quiz

Conditional Clause Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Conditional Clause

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Which clause has complete sense in it?

A. Main clause

B. Subordinate clause

C. Normal clause

D. Ordinary clause


We use the second conditional for…

A. possible future situations

B. real and possible present situations

C. imaginary or hypothetical future situations


Find out the subordinating conjunction from the following.

A. And

B. If

C. So

D. But


If you pour oil on water, it _____.

A. will float

B. floats

C. should float

D. would have floated


If I ______ a teacher, I won’t punish my students.

A. Became

B. Become

C. Will become

D. Would become


If she knew the answer,

A. She would win the prize.

B. she will win it.

C. Maria would fix the prize.


You won’t pass the course if you ________.

A. don’t study

B. doesn’t study

C. not study


The roof gets wet

A. if it will rain

B. if it doesn’t rain

C. if it rains.


If you ________ an apple every day, you’ll be very healthy.

A. eat

B. will eat

C. eats


Which clause is known as dependent clause?

A. Subordinate clause

B. Main clause

C. Independent clause

D. None of the above


If I ____ (be) a spider, I _____(weave) webs.

A. Am, will

B. Were, would

C. Was, would

D. Will, be


If I __________ a snake, I would be terrified.

A. saw

B. seen

C. see


Do you mind if I _____ the window?

A. had been

B. will open

C. opened

D. open


I would have answered the phone if I _____.

A. hadn’t been studying

B. don’t study

C. study

D. wouldn’t study


If you _____ tomorrow, he will be very angry with you.

A. don’t come

B. come

C. won’t come

D. would come


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