Conditional Tenses Quiz
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Form a conditional perfect sentence: They would have won the game if they had practiced more.
A. They would have won the game if they didn’t practice at all.
B. They would have won the game if they practice more.
C. They would win the game if they practiced less.
D. They would have won the game if they had practiced more.
I’m having a great time in England. I wish you … here.
A. would be
B. were
C. had been
I know you would be a happy person now if you ___ a major in chemistry when you were young.
A. had done
B. did
C. would have done
D. were doing
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.
Identify the conditional simple sentence: If I had known, I would have helped.
A. Knowing, I would have helped.
B. I would have helped if I knew.
C. If I had known, I would have helped.
D. If I knew, I would help.
Create a conditional simple sentence: If you had listened to me, you wouldn’t be in trouble now.
A. If you had listened to me, you wouldn’t be in trouble now.
B. If you listened to me, you wouldn’t be in trouble now.
C. If you didn’t listen to me, you wouldn’t be in trouble now.
D. If you had listened to me, you would be in trouble now.
Recognize the conditional perfect continuous sentence: If she had been studying all night, she would have aced the test.
A. If she had been studying all night, she would ace the test.
B. If she had been studying all night, she would have aced the test.
C. If she had been studying all night, she aced the test.
D. If she was studying all night, she would have aced the test.
If you _____ (add) salt to the soup, it tastes better.
A. add
B. would add
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.
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 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 you come at seven, my father _____ (be) at home.
A. will be
B. came
Form a conditional perfect sentence: She would have finished her homework if she had studied.
A. She would have finished her homework if she will study.
B. She would have finished her homework if she has studied.
C. She would have finished her homework if she would study.
D. She would have finished her homework if she had studied.
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
We … a cake if we … to buy some eggs.
A. made – wouldn’t forget
B. would’ve made – hadn’t forgotten
C. had made – would have forgotten
We _____ (not wait) for him if he arrives late.
A. shall not wait
B. shall
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.
If we … more time, we … another day in London.
A. would have – had spent
B. had had – would’ve spent
C. had – will spend
I wish you … quiet.
A. were
B. would be
C. had been
If Roberto … some English, he … the job.
A. would’ve known – had got
B. knew – got
C. had known – would’ve got
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
If he falls from that ladder, he _____ (hurt) himself.
A. hurts
B. will hurt
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.
John failed his test. He wishes he … harder.
A. studied
B. would study
C. had studied
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