Test: Conditionals in English (Second Language - Segunda Lengua - english as a second language


Conditionals in EnglishVersion en ligne Small quiz for you to practice the use of the first, second and third conditional par maria alejandra vega vega 1 1.What is the correct way to form a first conditional sentence? a a) If she studies, she will pass. b b) If she studied, she would have passed. c c) If she will study, she would pass. 2 2.What is the correct way to form a second conditional sentence? a a) If I had known, I would have called you. b b) If I know, I will call you. c c) If I knew, I would call you. 3 3.What is the correct way to form a third conditional sentence? a a) If I had eaten, I wouldn't be hungry now. b b) If I eat, I wouldn't be hungry now. c c) If I will eat, I wouldn't be hungry now. 4 4.Complete the first conditional sentence: "If he ________ late, I will leave without him." a a) arrives b b) arrived c c) will arrive 5 5.Complete the second conditional sentence: "If you ________ more time, you could have finished the work." a a) have b b) had c c) will have 6 6.Complete the third conditional sentence: "If I ________ won the lottery, I would have bought a house." a a) had b b) would have c c) will have 7 7.What is the structure of a first conditional sentence? a a) If + subject + simple past verb, subject + will + base verb. b b) If + subject + simple past verb, subject + have + past participle verb. c c) If + subject + simple present verb, subject + will + base verb. 8 8.What is the structure of a second conditional sentence? a a) If + subject + simple past verb, subject + will + base verb. b b) If + subject + simple past verb, subject + have + past participle verb. c c) If + subject + simple past verb, subject + would + base verb. 9 What is the structure of a third conditional sentence? a a) If + subject + past perfect verb, subject + would + have + past participle verb. b b) If + subject + simple present verb, subject + will + have + past participle verb. c c) If + subject + simple past verb, subject + would + base verb. 10 10.What is the difference between a second conditional sentence and a third conditional sentence? a a) The second conditional sentence refers to a more realistic possibility, while the third conditional sentence refers to a hypothetical or impossible situation. b b) The second conditional sentence refers to a hypothetical or impossible situation, while the third conditional sentence refers to a more realistic possibility. c c) There is no difference between them. 11 11.If you________ free tonight, we might go out for a drink, or to the cinema. a a)will be b b)are c c)would be 12 12.He_________ depressed if he fails the exam. a a)would be b b)will be c c)is 13 13.If I didn't know you, I__________ you were crazy. a a)would think b b)thought c c)will think 14 14.If it________ for Tom, I wouldn't be here. a a)won´t be b b)weren´t c c)isn´t 15 15.When is the first conditional used? a a)To talk about possibilities in the present or in the future. b b)Expresses unreal situations in the present or future. c c)To describe an event that did not happen in the past, although it could have, and will remain unchanged.

1

1.What is the correct way to form a first conditional sentence?

a

a) If she studies, she will pass.

b

b) If she studied, she would have passed.

c

c) If she will study, she would pass.

2

2.What is the correct way to form a second conditional sentence?

a

a) If I had known, I would have called you.

b

b) If I know, I will call you.

c

c) If I knew, I would call you.

3

3.What is the correct way to form a third conditional sentence?

a

a) If I had eaten, I wouldn't be hungry now.

b

b) If I eat, I wouldn't be hungry now.

c

c) If I will eat, I wouldn't be hungry now.

4

4.Complete the first conditional sentence: "If he ________ late, I will leave without him."

a

a) arrives

b

b) arrived

c

c) will arrive

5

5.Complete the second conditional sentence: "If you ________ more time, you could have finished the work."

a

a) have

b

b) had

c

c) will have

6

6.Complete the third conditional sentence: "If I ________ won the lottery, I would have bought a house."

a

a) had

b

b) would have

c

c) will have

7

7.What is the structure of a first conditional sentence?

a

a) If + subject + simple past verb, subject + will + base verb.

b

b) If + subject + simple past verb, subject + have + past participle verb.

c

c) If + subject + simple present verb, subject + will + base verb.

8

8.What is the structure of a second conditional sentence?

a

a) If + subject + simple past verb, subject + will + base verb.

b

b) If + subject + simple past verb, subject + have + past participle verb.

c

c) If + subject + simple past verb, subject + would + base verb.

9

What is the structure of a third conditional sentence?

a

a) If + subject + past perfect verb, subject + would + have + past participle verb.

b

b) If + subject + simple present verb, subject + will + have + past participle verb.

c

c) If + subject + simple past verb, subject + would + base verb.

10

10.What is the difference between a second conditional sentence and a third conditional sentence?

a

a) The second conditional sentence refers to a more realistic possibility, while the third conditional sentence refers to a hypothetical or impossible situation.

b

b) The second conditional sentence refers to a hypothetical or impossible situation, while the third conditional sentence refers to a more realistic possibility.

c

c) There is no difference between them.

11

11.If you________ free tonight, we might go out for a drink, or to the cinema.

a

a)will be

b

b)are

c

c)would be

12

12.He_________ depressed if he fails the exam.

a

a)would be

b

b)will be

c

c)is

13

13.If I didn't know you, I__________ you were crazy.

a

a)would think

b

b)thought

c

c)will think

14

14.If it________ for Tom, I wouldn't be here.

a

a)won´t be

b

b)weren´t

c

c)isn´t

15

15.When is the first conditional used?

a

a)To talk about possibilities in the present or in the future.

b

b)Expresses unreal situations in the present or future.

c

c)To describe an event that did not happen in the past, although it could have, and will remain unchanged.

Conditionals in English

Test

Téléchargez la version pour jouer sur papier

Créé par

Top 10 résultats

Top Jeux

Test

Photosynthesis vs Cellular Respiration - Practice Quiz

Test

Spanish Alphabet Listening

Test

Tissues - Practice Quiz

Test

Practice Quiz - Punnett Square, Variation, and Mutations

Test

UPS 5 Seeing Habits Quiz

Conditionals in EnglishVersion en ligne

par maria alejandra vega vega

1.What is the correct way to form a first conditional sentence?

2.What is the correct way to form a second conditional sentence?

3.What is the correct way to form a third conditional sentence?

4.Complete the first conditional sentence: "If he ________ late, I will leave without him."

5.Complete the second conditional sentence: "If you ________ more time, you could have finished the work."

6.Complete the third conditional sentence: "If I ________ won the lottery, I would have bought a house."

7.What is the structure of a first conditional sentence?

8.What is the structure of a second conditional sentence?

What is the structure of a third conditional sentence?

10.What is the difference between a second conditional sentence and a third conditional sentence?

11.If you________ free tonight, we might go out for a drink, or to the cinema.

12.He_________ depressed if he fails the exam.

13.If I didn't know you, I__________ you were crazy.

14.If it________ for Tom, I wouldn't be here.

15.When is the first conditional used?