Grammar Quiz

Modals and Conditionals Quiz

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What _______ you do if you can’t sleep tonight?

A. will

B. might

C. run

D. may


If I want to express certainty in a negative manner, which modal is better?

A. will

B. won’t

C. may not


I ________________________ (do exercise), if it’s a nice day tomorrow.

A. I will do exercise, if it’s a nice day tomorrow.

B. I do exercise, if it’s a nice day tomorrow.


Complete the sentence with the correct zero conditional ending:

“If you want to come,”

A. will not call me

B. call me before 5:00.

C. didn’t call me


Whats the formula for the Zero Conditional

A. IF + past tense + simple present

B. IF + Simple present + Simple present

C. Simple Present + IF + Simple past


If my friend _____(to be) angry, her face always ______(to go) red.

A. to be/ go

B. are/ goes

C. is/ go

D. is/ goes


If you freeze water,

A. it becomes a juice.

B. it becomes a solid.

C. it becomes a rock

D. it becomes a fluid


What’s the formula for the first conditional?

A. If + Simple present + will

B. If + Simple present + past

C. If + Simple past + will


If I want to express Certainty or security which modal should I use?

A. may

B. might

C. will


What modal would you use to express certainty in this case?

El boza ____ keep earning a lot of money for his music.

A. might

B. may

C. will

D. won’t


If you don’t wash your hands before eating, ….

A. they are happy

B. The virus may get into your disgestive.

C. the virus is gone

D. the bacteria will be demolished


If she____ (eat) a lot of fats, she_______________(have) heart problems.

A. If she will not eat a lot of fats, she has heart problems.

B. If she eat a lot of fats, she have heart problems.

C. If she eats a lot of fats, she will have heart problems.


If Melissa _______(not finish) her homework, She _______ (go) out later.

A. don’t / will not go’

B. hasn’t / might

C. doesn’t / will not go


If the phone …. broken, I will use it to call you.

A. does

B. doesn’t

C. is

D. isn’t


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