Mixed Conditionals Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Mixed Conditionals QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on mixed conditionals in English grammar! by sara leandro 1 What is a mixed conditional? a A combination of the second and third conditional structures. b A conditional that uses only past tense. c A type of conditional with no clauses. 2 What is the correct way? a If I had studied harder, I would be at university now. b If I would have studied harder, I would be at university now. c If I studied harder, I will be at university now. 3 Which option is grammatically correct? a If we left earlier, we would have been at the airport now. b If we had left earlier, we would be at the airport by now. c If we would have left earlier, we will be at the airport now. 4 What is the correct example of a past action affecting the present? a If they had trained more, they will be winning the match. b If they trained more, they would have been winning the match. c If they had trained more, they would be winning the match. 5 In the sentence 'If I were rich, I would have traveled more,' which part is the 'if' clause? a I am rich. b If I were rich. c I would have traveled more. 6 What does the mixed conditional 'If she had known, she would be here' imply? a She didn't know, so she isn't here now. b She knows, so she is here. c She knew, but she is here. 7 What is the structure of a mixed conditional sentence? a If + past simple, would + past participle. b If + past perfect, would + base verb. c If + present simple, will + base verb.

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Mixed Conditionals QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge on mixed conditionals in English grammar!

by sara leandro

What is a mixed conditional?

A combination of the second and third conditional structures.

A conditional that uses only past tense.

A type of conditional with no clauses.

What is the correct way?

If I had studied harder, I would be at university now.

If I would have studied harder, I would be at university now.

If I studied harder, I will be at university now.

Which option is grammatically correct?

If we left earlier, we would have been at the airport now.

If we had left earlier, we would be at the airport by now.

If we would have left earlier, we will be at the airport now.

What is the correct example of a past action affecting the present?

If they had trained more, they will be winning the match.

If they trained more, they would have been winning the match.

If they had trained more, they would be winning the match.

In the sentence 'If I were rich, I would have traveled more,' which part is the 'if' clause?

I am rich.

If I were rich.

I would have traveled more.

What does the mixed conditional 'If she had known, she would be here' imply?

She didn't know, so she isn't here now.

She knows, so she is here.

She knew, but she is here.

What is the structure of a mixed conditional sentence?

If + past simple, would + past participle.

If + past perfect, would + base verb.

If + present simple, will + base verb.

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What is a mixed conditional?

What is the correct way?

Which option is grammatically correct?

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In the sentence 'If I were rich, I would have traveled more,' which part is the 'if' clause?

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What is the structure of a mixed conditional sentence?

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