Grammar Quiz

Conditional Sentences Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Conditional Sentences

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Which is correct?

A. She comes if you invite her.

B. She come if you invite her.

C. She would come if you invite her.

D. She will come if you invite her.


If Kate __________ late we won’t wait for her.

A. is

B. will be

C. were

D. was


If Mr Chung were in the meeting, he ____(listen) to the opinions of the students.

A. listens

B. listened

C. would listen

D. would have listened


He ____ if he rode more carefully.

A. fell

B. will fell

C. would fall

D. wouldn’t fall


If you ________ your ice cream in the fridge, it ________.

A. will put / will melt

B. won’t put / melts

C. put / will melt

D. don’t put / melts


If you ….. a word, you look it up in a dictionary.

A. know

B. doesn’t know

C. don’t know

D. wouldn’t know


You will be over weight if you _____ like that every meal.

A. eat

B. will eat

C. ate

D. are eating


If I ____(be) you, I would spend more time on English.

A. am

B. are

C. was

D. were


I will give my friends a helping hand if they ____(need) help.

A. need

B. needs

C. needed

D. will need


Unless you _____ hard, you won’t pass the exam.

A. study

B. don’t study

C. didn’t study

D. studied


If your parents see good results, they ____(be) pleased.

A. are

B. will be

C. would be

D. have been


The egg ____(break) if you drop it on the floor.

A. break

B. breaks

C. will break

D. would break


If the city ____(have) more green space, the air quality wouldn’t be so bad.

A. has

B. had

C. has had

D. would have


If we ______ children the importance of the environment, they _________ more aware of saving energy.

A. teach – will become

B. teaches – will become

C. teach – become

D. teach – would become


They wouldn’t survive if they __________ enough water.

A. had

B. didn’t have

C. wouldn’t have

D. don’t have


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