Subjunctive Quiz
Preview:
Identify the mistake.
Should she is back, please let her know that I came.
A. Should
B. is
C. let
D. came
You … so hungry if you … breakfast this morning.
A. wouldn’t be – had
B. wouldn’t have been be – had
C. wouldn’t be – had had
D. weren’t – had
I wish more people … read my blog.
A. would
B. will
C. can
It’s time … a new car.
A. to buy
B. buying
C. bought
My friends didn’t take part in the game. I wish __________ .
A. my friends took part in the game
B. my friends had taken part in the game
C. my friends would take part in the game
D. my friends did take part in the game
“Cathy wishes she had blond hair.”
This means …
A. Cathy is sorry that she doesn’t have blond hair.
B. Cathy doesn’t like her blond hair.
C. Cathy has blond hair.
“You’re brilliant. I wish I could play the guitar like you.”
This means …
A. I’m sorry that I can’t play the guitar like you.
B. I can play the guitar as well as you.
C. I learned how to play the guitar.
Which sentence has the same meaning as this sentence?
Prepare the lesson carefully or you will get a bad mark.
A. If you don’t prepare the lesson carefully, you will get a bad mark.
B. If you didn’t prepare the lesson carefully, you would get a bad mark.
C. If you hadn’t prepared the lesson carefully, you would have got a bad mark.
Sherina: I have been bored with this pandemic situation
Reisa: ….. we played online games
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A. If only
B. Wish
C. What if
D. Would rather
Which sentence has the same meaning as this sentence?
Unless he comes, I will bring this package to him.
A. If he didn’t come, I would bring this package to him.
B. If he doesn’t come, I will bring this package to him.
C. If he hadn’t come, I would bring this package to him.
Would you rather … tea or coffee?
A. had
B. have
C. to have
D. having
If I … his address, I … it to you.
A. knew – will give
B. will know – give
C. know – give
D. knew – would give
Identify the mistake.
“She walks as though she studies modeling.”
A. walks
B. as though
C. studies
D. modeling
If he … harder for that test, he … it.
A. studied – will pass
B. had studied – would have passed
C. studied – would have passed
D. had studied – would pass
If I … up late last night, I … so tired now.
A. didn’t stay – wouldn’t be
B. hadn’t stayed – wouldn’t be
C. hadn’t stayed – wouldn’t have been
D. hadn’t stayed – wasn’t
“He acts as though he were rich.”
This means …
A. He is rich.
B. He isn’t rich.
C. He was rich.
“Santiago wishes he hadn’t spent so much money last night.”
This means …
A. Santiago hasn’t spent much money.
B. Santiago didn’t spend any money last night.
C. Santiago regrets spending so much money last night.
We went by sea but I’d rather … by air.
A. to go
B. have gone
C. go
D. went
Identify the mistake.
Should we leave a block of ice out of the freezer, it melt.
A. Should
B. leave
C. out of
D. melt
Identify the mistake.
“The old lady dresses as if it was winter even in the summer”.
A. dresses
B. as if
C. was
D. in
John would rather … for a swim than … tennis.
A. went – played
B. go – play
C. going – playing
D. to go – to play
Choose the correct sentence using “wish”
A. I wish I am her close friend
B. I wish I were her close friend
C. I wish I are her close friend
D. I wish I was her close friend
I wish you __________ complaining about the weather.
A. would stop
B. stop
C. stopped
D. had stopped
I would rather … at home tonight.
A. stay
B. stayed
C. to stay
D. staying
It is necessary that he __________ the books.
A. find
B. doesn’t find
C. don’t find
D. did not find