Quiz: Conditionals Challenge


Conditionals ChallengeOnline version Practice levels 0-3 by Tatiana Privitelli 1 If you heat water to 100°C, it ____. a boiling b boiled c will boil d boils 2 If it rains, I ____ the bus. a will miss b miss c will miss d missed 3 If I won the lottery, I ____ a new car. a buy b bought c will buy d would buy 4 If I had studied, I ____ the exam. a will have passed b would pass c would have passed d passed 5 If she had not missed the train, she ____ on time. a would have arrived b arrived c would arrive d will have arrived 6 Identify the sentence that uses the second conditional. a If I am rich, I would travel. b If I was rich, I would travel. c If I were rich, I would travel. d If I were rich, I travel. 7 The first conditional is used for real ____ in the future. a habits b past actions c possibilities d rumors 8 Zero conditional describes general truths. Which sentence fits? a If you heat water, it boiling. b If you heat water, it boils. c If you heat water, it will boil. d If water heats, it boils. 9 Which structure is correct for a third conditional sentence? a If + past perfect, will have + past participle b If + present, would + base c If + past, would have + participle d If + past perfect, would have + past participle 10 Transform to a second conditional: 'I don’t have time.' a If I had time, I would help. b If I had time, I helped. c If I have time, I would help. d If I have time, I will help. Explicación 1 Zero conditionals express general truths. Water at 100°C boils. 2 First conditional: present + will for real future possibilities. 3 Second conditional: If + simple past, would + base verb. 4 Third conditional: past perfect + would have + past participle. 5 Correct form: if + past perfect, would have + past participle. 6 Second conditional uses were + would + base verb. 7 First conditional expresses real future possibilities. 8 General truths describe natural laws. 9 Third conditional uses past perfect + would have + past participle. 10 Second conditional uses past simple in the if-clause and would + base verb in the main clause.

1

If you heat water to 100°C, it ____.

a

boiling

b

boiled

c

will boil

d

boils

2

If it rains, I ____ the bus.

a

will miss

b

miss

c

will miss

d

missed

3

If I won the lottery, I ____ a new car.

a

buy

b

bought

c

will buy

d

would buy

4

If I had studied, I ____ the exam.

a

will have passed

b

would pass

c

would have passed

d

passed

5

If she had not missed the train, she ____ on time.

a

would have arrived

b

arrived

c

would arrive

d

will have arrived

6

Identify the sentence that uses the second conditional.

a

If I am rich, I would travel.

b

If I was rich, I would travel.

c

If I were rich, I would travel.

d

If I were rich, I travel.

7

The first conditional is used for real ____ in the future.

a

habits

b

past actions

c

possibilities

d

rumors

8

Zero conditional describes general truths. Which sentence fits?

a

If you heat water, it boiling.

b

If you heat water, it boils.

c

If you heat water, it will boil.

d

If water heats, it boils.

9

Which structure is correct for a third conditional sentence?

a

If + past perfect, will have + past participle

b

If + present, would + base

c

If + past, would have + participle

d

If + past perfect, would have + past participle

10

Transform to a second conditional: 'I don’t have time.'

a

If I had time, I would help.

b

If I had time, I helped.

c

If I have time, I would help.

d

If I have time, I will help.

Explicación

1

Zero conditionals express general truths. Water at 100°C boils.

2

First conditional: present + will for real future possibilities.

3

Second conditional: If + simple past, would + base verb.

4

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

5

Correct form: if + past perfect, would have + past participle.

6

Second conditional uses were + would + base verb.

7

First conditional expresses real future possibilities.

8

General truths describe natural laws.

9

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

10

Second conditional uses past simple in the if-clause and would + base verb in the main clause.

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Conditionals ChallengeOnline version

by Tatiana Privitelli

If you heat water to 100°C, it ____.

If it rains, I ____ the bus.

If I won the lottery, I ____ a new car.

If I had studied, I ____ the exam.

If she had not missed the train, she ____ on time.

Identify the sentence that uses the second conditional.

The first conditional is used for real ____ in the future.

Zero conditional describes general truths. Which sentence fits?

Which structure is correct for a third conditional sentence?

Transform to a second conditional: 'I don’t have time.'

Explicación

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