Grammar Quiz

First and Second Conditional Quiz

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If I did not study online, I ____ to school every day.

A. went

B. will go

C. would go

D. goes


If she ____ a doctor, she would give me medicine.

A. will be

B. was

C. were

D. is


If I ____ (not/go) to bed early, I ____ (be) tired tomorrow.

A. don’t go, would be

B. didn’t go, would be

C. don’t go, will be

D. didn’t go, be


If you ____ the math test, Your parents will be angry.

A. do not pass

B. does not pass

C. did not pass

D. will not pass


Is this sentence using second or first conditional?

If I had enough money, I’d buy a big house.

A. 2nd Conditional

B. 1st conditional.


If you ____ Italian food, I would eat lunch with you.

A. would cook

B. will cook

C. cooks

D. cooked


is this sentences in 1st or 2nd conditional?

If I were rich, I would not have to work anymore.

A. Second conditional

B. First conditional


You ____ fat if you eat hamburgers every day.

A. get

B. will get

C. will getting

D. gets


If I practiced piano more, I ____ classical music.

A. plays

B. would play

C. will play

D. played


If you make lunch, I ____ the dishes.

A. will washes

B. washes

C. will wash

D. wash


If it rains, I _____ an umbrella.

A. take

B. will take

C. would take

D. takes


Meg will be sick if she ____ (eat) a lot of chocolates.

A. will eat

B. eats

C. eating

D. eat


Is this sentences in 1st or 2nd conditional?

if you stay up late tonight, you will be tired in tomorrow.

A. 1st conditional

B. 2nd conditional


If I ____(go) out tonight, I____ (go) to the cinema.

A. go, will go

B. went, would go

C. go, would go

D. went, will go


If we ____ in Mexico, I’d speak Spanish

A. livied

B. live

C. lived

D. lives


If I ____ perfect English, I’d have a better job.

A. speak

B. speaks

C. spoke

D. will speak


if the weather ____ tomorrow, we ____ to the zoo.

A. is, will go

B. are, will go

C. will be, will go

D. is, will went


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