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Types of conditionals quiz

by Daniela Bercian
1

Which sentence shows the zero conditional, used for facts and results that always happen?

2

Choose a first conditional sentence.

3

Which sentence expresses a second conditional idea (unreal in the present)?

4

Which is a third conditional sentence (unreal in the past)?

5

Identify a mixed conditional example (past condition, present result).

6

Which form is incorrect for a first conditional?

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Which sentence uses the correct structure for a third conditional?

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What is the main use of the zero conditional?

9

Choose the sentence that is a valid mixed conditional describing present result from past condition.

10

Which statement shows correct usage of contractions in a conditional?

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Zero conditional uses present simple in both clauses to express facts.

First conditional uses present simple (condition) + will (result).

Second conditional uses past simple in the condition and would + base verb in the result.

Third conditional uses past perfect in the condition and would have + past participle in the result.

Mixed conditionals combine past perfect with present consequence.

Correct first conditional uses present simple in the if-clause, not will.

Third conditional: past perfect + would have + past participle.

Zero conditional states facts that are always true.

Past condition with present result: had eaten + would be.

contractions are fine: I’d, I’d’ve (simplified here as would have).

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