Grammar Quiz

Unreal Conditionals Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Unreal Conditionals

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. . . if he were fit.

A. He joined the marathon

B. He would joined the marathon

C. He joining the marathon

D. He would join the marathon


Which is incorrect?
If I was you, I would dance all night!

A. was

B. would dance


Which is incorrect?
He could have be better prepared if he had studied more.

A. would have be

B. had studied


. . . she would have purchased the book.

A. If she had money,

B. If she has had money,

C. If she had has money

D. If she had had money,


They might not have made it . . .

A. if it hadn’t been for luck.

B. if it hasn’t been for luck.

C. if it might not have been for luck.

D. if it would not be luck.


If we had a lot of money, . . . 

A. we travel around the world!

B. we would travel around the world!

C. we traveled around the world!

D. we traveling around the world!


If I had seen the sign, . . . 

A. I would has turned left there.

B. I have turned left there.

C. I would have turned left there.

D. I had turned left there.


. . . she would answer it.

A. If she would understand the question,

B. If she understands the question,

C. If she understood the question,

D. If she understood the question


Which is incorrect?
If she has time, she would read more.

A. has

B. ,

C. would read


Which is incorrect?
They might have understood if you explained it better.

A. might have understood

B. explained


Which is incorrect?
We would have seen the show, if you had arrived on time.

A. would have seen

B. ,

C. had arrived


If he had studied for the exam a little more . . . 

A. , he would have passed the class.

B. , he would has passed the class.

C. he would have passed the class.

D. he had passed the class.


. . . if you had listened to him.

A. You wouldn’t have gotten lost

B. You had gotten lost

C. You wouldn’t have gotten lost, 

D. You would get lost


They would be happy . . . 

A. if it snowed today.

B. if it would snow today.

C. if it snowed today.

D. if it has snowed today.


I wouldn’t go there . . . 

A. if I was you.

B. if I would be you.

C. if I were you.

D. if I being you.


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