Understanding Conditionals: Zero, First, and Second

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Learn the basics of English conditionals.

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Froggy Jumps Understanding Conditionals: Zero, First, and SecondOnline version Learn the basics of English conditionals. by .Luz Aída Pinilla Espejo 1 Which conditional is used for facts or general truths? a Second conditional b First conditional c Zero conditional 2 In which conditional do we use 'will' in the main clause? a Zero conditional b Second conditional c First conditional 3 Which conditional talks about hypothetical or unreal situations? a First conditional b Second conditional c Zero conditional 4 What is the structure of the zero conditional? a If + past simple, would + verb b If + present simple, will + verb c If + present simple, present simple 5 Which conditional is used for real future possibilities? a Second conditional b First conditional c Zero conditional 6 In the second conditional, what do we use after 'if'? a Past simple b Present simple c Future simple 7 Which conditional expresses a hypothetical present or future? a First conditional b Second conditional c Zero conditional 8 Which is true about the zero conditional? a It expresses wishes. b It talks about the future. c It states facts or truths. 9 What is the main verb form in the first conditional? a Present simple in 'if' clause, will + verb in main clause b Present continuous, will + verb c Past simple, would + verb 10 Which conditional is used for unreal past situations? a Third conditional b Zero conditional c First conditional 11 What is a zero conditional used for? a To express facts or truths b To talk about the future c To give advice 12 Which is the correct first conditional sentence? a If it rained, I will stay home. b If it rains, I stay home. c If it rains, I will stay home. 13 What does the second conditional express? a Past habits b Unreal or hypothetical situations c Real future plans 14 Choose the correct third conditional sentence. a If I had known, I would have helped. b If I had known, I help. c If I knew, I will help. 15 Which clause is used in the 'if' part of a second conditional? a Present simple b Future simple c Past simple 16 In a third conditional, which tense is used in the main clause? a Would have + past participle b Will + base verb c Would + base verb 17 What is the main purpose of conditionals? a To talk about possible or imaginary situations b To describe past events c To give commands 18 Which is an example of a second conditional? a If it rains, I will go out. b If I were rich, I would travel the world. c If I was hungry, I eat. 19 What is the structure of a zero conditional? a If + present simple, will + verb b If + present simple, present simple c If + past simple, would + verb 20 Which conditional is used for real future possibilities? a Third conditional b Second conditional c First conditional 21 If it rains, I ____ stay at home. a shall b will c would 22 If I ____ you, I would apologize. a am b were c was 23 If she studies, she ____ pass the exam. a would b shall c will 24 If I won the lottery, I ____ buy a house. a will b would c shall 25 If he ____ earlier, he wouldn't miss the bus. a left b had left c leaves 26 If you ____ help me, I would be grateful. a could b should c might 27 If they ____ more time, they would travel more. a had b have c will 28 If I ____ a bird, I would fly. a was b am c were 29 If she ____ the question, she would answer correctly. a know b knows c knew 30 If it ____ sunny tomorrow, we will go to the park. a were b is c was

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Which conditional is used for facts or general truths?

In which conditional do we use 'will' in the main clause?

Which conditional talks about hypothetical or unreal situations?

What is the structure of the zero conditional?

Which conditional is used for real future possibilities?

In the second conditional, what do we use after 'if'?

Which conditional expresses a hypothetical present or future?

Which is true about the zero conditional?

What is the main verb form in the first conditional?

Which conditional is used for unreal past situations?

What is a zero conditional used for?

Which is the correct first conditional sentence?

What does the second conditional express?

Choose the correct third conditional sentence.

Which clause is used in the 'if' part of a second conditional?

In a third conditional, which tense is used in the main clause?

What is the main purpose of conditionals?

Which is an example of a second conditional?

What is the structure of a zero conditional?

Which conditional is used for real future possibilities?

If it rains, I ____ stay at home.

If I ____ you, I would apologize.

If she studies, she ____ pass the exam.

If I won the lottery, I ____ buy a house.

If he ____ earlier, he wouldn't miss the bus.

If you ____ help me, I would be grateful.

If they ____ more time, they would travel more.

If I ____ a bird, I would fly.

If she ____ the question, she would answer correctly.

If it ____ sunny tomorrow, we will go to the park.