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Conditionals practice

by Маржан Исаева
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1. If you heat water, it ___

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2. If I study hard, I ___ pass the exam

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3. If I were rich, I ___ a big house

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4. If she had come earlier, she ___ him

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5. If it rains, we ___ at home

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6. If I ___ you, I would apologize

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7. If they had studied, they ___ the test

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8. If you mix red and blue, you ___ purple

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9. If I had a car, I ___ to work

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10. If he ___ earlier, he would have caught the bus

Объяснение

Correct use of present simple in zero/first conditional.

Future simple after if clause with present simple.

Second conditional: were + would + base verb.

Third conditional: would have + past participle.

First conditional: will + base verb.

Subjunctive in if-clause: were for all subjects.

Third conditional structure with would pass in result clause.

Present simple in result clause.

Second conditional: would + base verb.

Past perfect in if-clause to express condition.

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