Conditional Tenses Quiz
Preview:
If he falls from that ladder, he _____ (hurt) himself.
A. hurts
B. will hurt
The mirror will break if she _____ (drop) it.
A. drops
B. dropped
Form a conditional perfect sentence: He would have fixed the car if he had the right tools.
A. He would have fixed the car if he has the right tools.
B. He would have fixed the car if he has had the right tools.
C. He would have fixed the car if he had the right tools.
D. He would have fixed the car if he had had the right tools.
If we … the news last night, we wouldn’t have known about the strike.
A. didn’t see
B. haven’t seen
C. don’t see
D. hadn’t seen
If Roberto … some English, he … the job.
A. would’ve known – had got
B. knew – got
C. had known – would’ve got
If we don’t hurry, we ____ (miss) the bus.
A. misses
B. shall miss
Apply conditional tenses in context: If we had left earlier, we wouldn’t be stuck in traffic now.
A. If we had left earlier, we wouldn’t have been stuck in traffic now.
B. If we would have left earlier, we wouldn’t be stuck in traffic now.
C. If we had left earlier, we wouldn’t be stuck in traffic now.
D. If we left earlier, we wouldn’t be stuck in traffic now.
Recognize the conditional perfect continuous sentence: If he had been working harder, he would have passed the exam.
A. If he had been working harder, he passed the exam.
B. If he had worked harder, he would pass the exam.
C. If he would have been working harder, he would have passed the exam.
D. If he had been working harder, he would have passed the exam.
I won’t talk to her ______ she apologizes to me.
A. unless
B. if
C. both
If the room is dirty, we ____ (clean) it up.
A. shall clean
B. cleaned
You look great! I wish I … like you.
A. looked
B. had looked
C. would look
If she … he was so mean, she … him.
A. knows – won’t marry
B. would’ve known – hadn’t married
C. knew – wouldn’t marry
D. had known – wouldn’t have married
If she ___ her train a few minutes ago, she would be in Cancún now.
A. had missed
B. didn’t miss
C. hadn’t missed
D. don’t miss
If you _____ (dry) a flower in the sun, it makes a pretty ornament.
A. dries
B. dry
He was in an accident. He wishes he … so fast.
A. didn’t drive
B. wouldn’t have driven
C. wouldn’t drive
D. hadn’t driven
Identify the conditional simple sentence: If she had studied harder, she would have passed the exam.
A. If she passed the exam
B. The exam was difficult
C. If she had studied harder.
D. She studied harder
Recognize the conditional perfect continuous sentence: If they had been working together, they would have finished the project on time.
A. If they had been working together, they would finish the project on time.
B. If they had been working together, they would have finished the project on time.
C. If they were working together, they would have finished the project on time.
D. If they had been working together, they will finish the project on time.
Create a conditional simple sentence: If he had called earlier, I would have answered.
A. If he called earlier, I would have answered.
B. If he had called earlier, I would have answered.
C. If he would have called earlier, I would have answered.
D. If he had called earlier, I would answer.
Form a conditional perfect sentence: She would have passed the test if she had studied more.
A. She would pass the test if she studied more.
B. She would have passed the test if she would study more.
C. She would have passed the test if she had studied more.
D. She would have passed the test if she studies more.
Apply conditional tenses in context: If you had told me earlier, I could have helped.
A. If you had told me earlier, I would help.
B. If you tell me earlier, I could help.
C. If you had told me earlier, I could have helped.
D. If you had told me earlier, I can help.
John failed his test. He wishes he … harder.
A. studied
B. would study
C. had studied
Create a conditional simple sentence: If I had seen the warning sign, I wouldn’t have fallen.
A. If I saw the warning sign, I wouldn’t have fallen.
B. If I have seen the warning sign, I wouldn’t fall.
C. If I had seen the warning sign, I wouldn’t have fallen.
D. If I hadn’t seen the warning sign, I would have fallen.
You … the weekend if you … with us.
A. enjoyed – came
B. had enjoyed – had come
C. would’ve enjoyed – had come
D. had enjoyed – would’ve come
If you come at seven, my father _____ (be) at home.
A. will be
B. came
If she _____ (try) hard enough, she will win the prize.
A. try
B. tries