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Conditional Sentences Quiz
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If you ______ that plane yesterday, you ________ dead now.
A. had caught – would be
B. caught – would have been
C. caught – would be
If I travel to Hanoi, I (pay) my friends a visit.
A. will pay
B. would pay
C. would have paid
Gloria never seems to get tired. I sure I wish _____ her energy
A. would have
B. have
C. have had
D. had
If Daniel … any money, he spends it.
A. has
B. will have
C. would have
D. would have had
If you feel sick, you ______ to the doctor.
A. went
B. will go
C. go
D. would go
They wouldn’t survive if they __________ enough water.
A. had
B. didn’t have
C. wouldn’t have
D. don’t have
The video tapes were so realistic that it was as though we _____ there, driving through the country
A. were
B. have been
C. are
D. will be
“Did he study yesterday?” “No, but if he _______, he would have done better on today’s test.”
A. had
B. has
C. will study
D. had studied
I would have driven you to the party if you … me.
A. asked
B. have asked
C. had asked
D. would ask
I will need to buy some gas if the tank _______ empty.
A. would have been
B. was
C. were
D. is
When the sun goes down, it gets dark.
A. Zero Conditional
B. First Conditional
C. Second Conditional
_______ more carefully, he would not have had the accident yesterday
A. If Peter driven
B. If had Peter driven
C. Had Peter driven
D. Unless Peter had driven
If I had had enough money, I ___________ that car.
A. would buy
B. would have bought
C. have bought
D. wouldn’t have bought
_____ it not been for the heavy rain, we would have gone camping.
A. If
B. Had
C. Should
D. Unless
If I could find Rob’s phone number, I _____ him about the change in plans
A. called
B. had called
C. could call
D. will call
When do we use zero conditional sentence? We use it …
A. to talk about the future
B. when the condition is SOMETIMES true when something happens
C. to talk about the past
D. for situations or facts that are GENERALLY/ALWAYS TRUE
if ____________ on holiday with your parents, it’ll be fun
A. you go
B. you will go
We use Conditional Sentences … to refer to a possible situation and its probable result.
A. Type 0
B. Type 1
C. Type 2
D. Type 3
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 I _____, I would express my feelings.
A. were asked
B. would ask
C. had been asked
D. asked
If I fail the test, I ________ university.
A. will finish
B. wouldn’t finish
C. finish
D. won’t finish
They _______ to the theater by car if the weather had been better.
A. won’t go
B. will go
C. wouldn’t have gone
D. would go
If she _______ more effort, she would have succeeded.
A. put
B. puts
C. will put
If I had time, I ……………………. shopping with you.
A. went
B. will go
C. would go
D. would have gone
If I ……………….to the beach yesterday, I would be tired today.
A. Have gone
B. goes
C. had gone
D. A & B
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