If Clauses: Negatives & Questions

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Froggy Jumps If Clauses: Negatives & QuestionsOnline version Conditional forms practice by Heba Qaisieh 1 Convert to a negative form: If I were late, I would catch the bus. a If I were late, I would not catch the bus. b If I were not late, I would catch the bus. c If I am not late, I would catch the bus. 2 Turn into a question: If you study hard, you will pass the test. a If you study hard, will you pass the test? b If you study hard, you pass the test? c Will you pass the test, if you study hard? 3 Negate the second conditional: If I won the lottery, I would travel the world. a If I won the lottery, I would not travel the world. b If I did not win the lottery, I would not travel the world. c If I did win the lottery, I would travel the world. 4 Form a question in the first conditional: If it rains, you will take an umbrella. a If it rains, will you take an umbrella? b If it rains, you will take an umbrella? c Will it rain, if you take an umbrella? 5 Negate the zero conditional: If you heat ice, it melts. a If you heat ice, it melts not. b If you heat ice, it does melt. c If you do not heat ice, it does not melt. 6 Create a question from the second conditional: If I were rich, I would buy a car. a If I were rich, would I buy a car? b If I would be rich, would I buy a car? c Would I be rich, if I buy a car? 7 Negate the first conditional: If you arrive on time, you will meet them. a If you arrive on time, you will not meet them. b If you do not arrive on time, you will not meet them. c If you do not arrive on time, you meet them. 8 Turn into a question: If he speaks slowly, I understand him. a If he speaks slowly, I understand him? b If he speaks slowly, do I understand him? c Do I understand him if he speaks slowly? 9 Negate the conditional: If they invite me, I will go. a If they do not invite me, I go. b If they do not invite me, I will not go. c If they invite me, I will not go. 10 Form a negative in the first conditional: If she works late, she finishes on time. a If she works late, she does not finish on time. b If she does not work late, she does not finish on time. c If she does not work late, she finishes on time.

Froggy Jumps

If Clauses: Negatives & QuestionsOnline version

Conditional forms practice

by Heba Qaisieh

Convert to a negative form: If I were late, I would catch the bus.

If I were late, I would not catch the bus.

If I were not late, I would catch the bus.

If I am not late, I would catch the bus.

Turn into a question: If you study hard, you will pass the test.

If you study hard, will you pass the test?

If you study hard, you pass the test?

Will you pass the test, if you study hard?

Negate the second conditional: If I won the lottery, I would travel the world.

If I won the lottery, I would not travel the world.

If I did not win the lottery, I would not travel the world.

If I did win the lottery, I would travel the world.

Form a question in the first conditional: If it rains, you will take an umbrella.

If it rains, will you take an umbrella?

If it rains, you will take an umbrella?

Will it rain, if you take an umbrella?

Negate the zero conditional: If you heat ice, it melts.

If you heat ice, it melts not.

If you heat ice, it does melt.

If you do not heat ice, it does not melt.

Create a question from the second conditional: If I were rich, I would buy a car.

If I were rich, would I buy a car?

If I would be rich, would I buy a car?

Would I be rich, if I buy a car?

Negate the first conditional: If you arrive on time, you will meet them.

If you arrive on time, you will not meet them.

If you do not arrive on time, you will not meet them.

If you do not arrive on time, you meet them.

Turn into a question: If he speaks slowly, I understand him.

If he speaks slowly, I understand him?

If he speaks slowly, do I understand him?

Do I understand him if he speaks slowly?

Negate the conditional: If they invite me, I will go.

If they do not invite me, I go.

If they do not invite me, I will not go.

If they invite me, I will not go.

Form a negative in the first conditional: If she works late, she finishes on time.

If she works late, she does not finish on time.

If she does not work late, she does not finish on time.

If she does not work late, she finishes on time.

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Convert to a negative form: If I were late, I would catch the bus.

Turn into a question: If you study hard, you will pass the test.

Negate the second conditional: If I won the lottery, I would travel the world.

Form a question in the first conditional: If it rains, you will take an umbrella.

Negate the zero conditional: If you heat ice, it melts.

Create a question from the second conditional: If I were rich, I would buy a car.

Negate the first conditional: If you arrive on time, you will meet them.

Turn into a question: If he speaks slowly, I understand him.

Negate the conditional: If they invite me, I will go.

Form a negative in the first conditional: If she works late, she finishes on time.

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