This document provides instruction and practice exercises on conditional sentences in English. It covers the four types of conditional sentences (Type 0, 1, 2, and 3) and their structures. The exercises test understanding of conditional forms and require filling in missing parts of sentences, correcting mistakes, matching pairs, and choosing the right endings to conditional sentences. Mixed conditional sentences that combine aspects of Type 2 and 3 conditionals are also introduced.
This document provides instruction and practice exercises on conditional sentences in English. It covers the four types of conditional sentences (Type 0, 1, 2, and 3) and their structures. The exercises test understanding of conditional forms and require filling in missing parts of sentences, correcting mistakes, matching pairs, and choosing the right endings to conditional sentences. Mixed conditional sentences that combine aspects of Type 2 and 3 conditionals are also introduced.
This document provides instruction and practice exercises on conditional sentences in English. It covers the four types of conditional sentences (Type 0, 1, 2, and 3) and their structures. The exercises test understanding of conditional forms and require filling in missing parts of sentences, correcting mistakes, matching pairs, and choosing the right endings to conditional sentences. Mixed conditional sentences that combine aspects of Type 2 and 3 conditionals are also introduced.
This document provides instruction and practice exercises on conditional sentences in English. It covers the four types of conditional sentences (Type 0, 1, 2, and 3) and their structures. The exercises test understanding of conditional forms and require filling in missing parts of sentences, correcting mistakes, matching pairs, and choosing the right endings to conditional sentences. Mixed conditional sentences that combine aspects of Type 2 and 3 conditionals are also introduced.
0 type conditionals Present Simple Present Simple Scientific truth
1 type conditionals Present Simple Future Simple Real situations in present
2 type conditionals Past Simple would/could/might + V1 Unreal/imaginary
situations in present
3 type conditionals Past Perfect would/could/might + Unreal/imaginary
have + V3 situations in past, regrets
Exercise 01. The other half Exercise 02. Something’s wrong
Input the missing part of the conditionals Correct the mistakes in conditionals
1. I will call him if you __________ (give) me his 1. If I saw him today, I will tell him about your telephone number. suggestions for the party. 2. What __________ (do, you) if you had a chance 2. Would Mark had gave me a day-off if I had to go studying abroad? asked him beforehand? 3. If I __________ (give) him another chance to do this work, he would have failed again. 3. Who would you were if you had guts to 4. If Mary __________ (not inform) Tom she learn a new profession? would have never had her party ready in time. 4. If my parents hadn’t believe in a new 5. Will you buy this game if they __________ financial pyramid, we could have be rich. (manage) to release it in May? 6. Had Brad known about Samantha’s birthday, he _______________ (buy) her some flowers. Exercise 04. Match the pairs 7. What innovations __________ (you, support), if Match the pairs and put your answers you were a successful businessman? 1. If you were here with me now, ____ 8. If you pour oil into water, it __________ (float). 2. Who wouldn’t have you called even if ____ 3. I won’t come to France unless ____ Exercise 03. Define the type 4. Why would your dad want that set if ____ Input 0,1,2,3 according to the type 5. If Fred hadn’t been ruined ____ 1. If the temperature drops to 0, water freezes. 6. Will you fulfill the task if ____ 2. We could have sold our car if they had offered a better price. a. he didn’t even see it not on TV? 3. Will Kate agree to join our team if we b. you had made the worst mistake in your life? change the living conditions for her? c. you are offered a better award? 4. What would you suggest if you were me? d. he would have definitely bought that yacht. e. I would treat you with my homemade cake. 5. If Ben had eaten that plant his stomach would have felt a serious pain. f. you pay for my stay there. Exercise 05. Mixed conditionals Theory Box Open the brackets in order to make mixed conditionals There is a mixed type conditionals 1. If you ____________ (not arrive) late for the training again, which is a combination of 2 type I ____________ (let) you play as a team captain. and 3 type conditionals. 2. We ____________ (be) in Spain now if we ____________ Ex. 1: If he hadn’t lost his passport he (not miss) our plane. wouldn’t have problems now 3. If you ____________ (call) the police in time, the car Ex. 2: I would have called you that day ____________ (be) still here. if I were you 4. She ____________ (not go) out with him even if you ____________ (pay) her. Exercise 06. Right ending 5. What ____________ (you, do) now if you ____________ Circle or underline the right ending (lose) your keys? 1. Will you date with me if… 6. If I ____________ (you, be) I ____________ (go) on a diet a. I told you a compliment? long time ago. b. I had broken your heart? 7. My sister ____________ (not be) angry if I ____________ c. I take you for a ride? (not eat) all her chocolate. 2. Who would you call for help if… 8. If you ____________ (tell) me about your visit I a. you stuck in the lift? ____________ (be) ready for it now. b. you will get in an accident? c. you had burn your leg? Exercise 07. Do you understand? 3. Tom would have gone mad if… Choose the correct explanation of the conditional sentences a. he loses in the competition. 1. If Peter had told me about his preferences the meal b. he would been expelled. would have seemed much tastier to him. c. he hadn’t been taken abroad. 4. If you push this button… a. Peter told about his preferences and liked the food. a. the cycle would have stopped. b. Peter didn’t tell about his preferences and the food b. the engine starts. wasn’t as good as he expected. c. nothing would happen. 2. My friend wouldn’t be lonely now if she had invited us 5. Laura will be happy if… all to her celebration. a. you had bought her flowers. b. you sent her an sms. a. The girl didn’t invite her friends and she was lonely. c. you come to her party. b. The girl invited her friends but she was still lonely. 6. If Bruce had visited Madrid… 3. Walter would have a better position now if he had had a a. he would have tried paella. habit of waking up in time. b. he will send postcards. a. Walter has a nice position now and wakes up in time. c. he could visited the Prado. 7. My mom wouldn’t come here if… b. Walter doesn’t occupy a good position as he got used to a. I hadn’t sent her an invitation. waking up late. b. I didn’t called her that day. 4. If Mark sees Pam today he will ask her out. c. I want to tell her bad news. a. Mark is sure about his actions. 8. If I need your further help… b. Mark imagines the situation. a. I would be in touch. b. I will inform you. c. I would have called you.
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