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Froggy Jumps Master the 0-1-2 conditionalsOnline version Master the 0-1-2 conditionals by Paula Andrea Torres Pemberthy 1 Which is the structure of the zero conditional? a If + past simple, present perfect b If + present simple, present simple c If + future simple, will + base verb 2 Choose the correct first conditional sentence. a If it will rain, we cancel the picnic b If it rains, we cancel the picnic c If it rains, we will cancel the picnic 3 Which conditional expresses a real future possibility? a Zero conditional b Second conditional c First conditional 4 What is the form of the if-clause in the second conditional? a If + past simple b If + present continuous c If + present perfect 5 Complete the second conditional: If I were you, I ___ harder. a studied b would study c will study 6 Which sentence uses a zero conditional meaning general truth? a If you heat ice, it melts b If you heat ice, it will melt c If you heat ice, melts 7 Which form is used in the main clause of the first conditional? a would + base verb b am + verb-ing c will + base verb 8 Choose the correct second conditional variant. a If I won the lottery, I would travel the world b If I won the lottery, I travel the world c If I win the lottery, I will travel the world 9 Which sentence shows a realistic future possibility? a If you study, you pass the exam b If you studied, you would pass the exam c If you study, you will pass the exam 10 Identify the conditional used for a habitual truth. a Zero conditional b First conditional c Second conditional 11 Which sentence correctly uses the zero conditional? a If you heat water, it will boil. b If you heat water to 100°C, it boils. c If you heated water to 100°C, it boils. 12 Which form is used for the first conditional? a If + present simple, will + base verb b If + past simple, would + base verb c If + present perfect, will + base verb 13 Choose the second conditional example. a If I won the lottery, I travel the world. b If I win the lottery, I will travel the world. c If I won the lottery, I would travel the world. 14 Which situation describes a general truth? a The second conditional expresses general truths. b The first conditional expresses general truths. c The zero conditional expresses general truths. 15 Complete the first conditional: If it _____ rain, we will cancel the picnic. a rains b rained c would rain 16 Which sentence uses the second conditional correctly? a If I were rich, I would buy a big house. b If I am rich, I buy a big house. c If I was rich, I would buy a big house. 17 Which clause is part of the zero conditional? a If + future simple b If + present simple c If + past simple 18 Identify the correct first conditional structure. a If + present simple, would + base verb b If + present simple, will + base verb c If + past simple, will + base verb 19 Which is a typical second conditional statement? a If I were a bird, I would fly. b If I have time, I will go. c If I am hungry, I eat a sandwich. 20 What expresses a possible future result? a The second conditional. b The zero conditional. c The first conditional.

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Which is the structure of the zero conditional?

Choose the correct first conditional sentence.

Which conditional expresses a real future possibility?

What is the form of the if-clause in the second conditional?

Complete the second conditional: If I were you, I ___ harder.

Which sentence uses a zero conditional meaning general truth?

Which form is used in the main clause of the first conditional?

Choose the correct second conditional variant.

Which sentence shows a realistic future possibility?

Identify the conditional used for a habitual truth.

Which sentence correctly uses the zero conditional?

Which form is used for the first conditional?

Choose the second conditional example.

Which situation describes a general truth?

Complete the first conditional: If it _____ rain, we will cancel the picnic.

Which sentence uses the second conditional correctly?

Which clause is part of the zero conditional?

Identify the correct first conditional structure.

Which is a typical second conditional statement?

What expresses a possible future result?