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Mixed Conditionals Challenge

Froggy Jumps

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TEACHER DIEGO MORELO
Test your English skills with this fun Froggy Jumps game! Jump your way through challenging multiple-choice questions focused on mixed conditionals. You will need to combine past and present situations correctly, so think carefully before choosing your answer.

Can you help the frog reach the goal without falling?
Let’s see how well you really understand conditionals!

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Froggy Jumps

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TEACHER DIEGO MORELO Test your English skills with this fun Froggy Jumps game! Jump your way through challenging multiple-choice questions focused on mixed conditionals. You will need to combine past and present situations correctly, so think carefully before choosing your answer. Can you help the frog reach the goal without falling? Let’s see how well you really understand conditionals!

by DIEGO ARMANDO MORELO SILVA
1

If I had studied medicine, I ______ a doctor now.

2

If she ______ harder in the past, she would have a better job now.

3

If they weren’t so irresponsible, they ______ their project on time last week.

4

If I ______ more confident, I would have spoken at the meeting yesterday.

5

If he had taken that job offer, he ______ in New York now.

6

If we ______ more careful yesterday, we wouldn’t be in trouble now.

7

If I didn’t hate flying, I ______ to Paris last year.

8

If she had listened to your advice, she ______ in this situation now.

9

If I were you, I ______ that decision last week.

10

If they had left earlier, they ______ here by now.

11

If he ______ more responsible, he wouldn’t have lost his job.

12

If I had known about the problem, I ______ you now.

13

If she were more organized, she ______ the mistake yesterday.

14

If we hadn’t missed the train, we ______ at the meeting now.

15

If I ______ taller, I would have played basketball professionally.

16

If I had saved more money, I ______ a house now.

17

If he were more patient, he ______ so many mistakes yesterday.

18

If they had taken the map, they ______ lost now.

19

If I didn’t have so much work today, I ______ to the party last night.

20

If she had practiced more, she ______ in the team now.

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