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First conditional: Is this about a real or imaginary situation?

Real situation.

100

First conditional: Does it refer to the past, present, or future?

Future.

100

First conditional: If the condition happens, will the result happen? Is it likely it will happen?

Yes, it is very likely with 1st conditionals.

100

Second conditional: Is this about a real or imaginary situation?

Imaginary situations.

100

Third conditional: Does this refer to the past, present, or future? 

Past.

200

Second conditional: What verb tense is used in the "if" clause? 

Past tense.

200

Third conditional: Is it about a real or unreal situation?

Unreal situations (unreal past - we cannot change, we are imaging).

200

Second conditional: Do we use "were" instead of "was" in sentences like "If I were you, I would apologize"?

Yes, we use 'were' if the sentence offers advice, suggestion.

200

First conditional: What verb tense is used in the "if" clause? 

Present tense.

200

Second conditional: Can you replace "would" with another modal verb? For example: "If I had more time, I ___ go to the gym." 

Yes, we can, e. g. with might, could.

300

Second conditional: In "If I won the lottery, I would buy a car," does the speaker think they will win the lottery? 

No, the speaker thinks it is unlikely.

300

Third conditional: What verb tense is used in the "if" clause? 

Past perfect.

300

First conditional: If I say, "If it rains, we will cancel the picnic," will the picnic definitely be canceled? Why or why not? 

No, it depends on the condition (if it rains or not).

300

Third conditional: What verb tense is used in the result clause?


would have + past participle

300

Third conditional: In "If she had studied harder, she would have passed the exam," did she pass the exam? Why or why not? 

No, she didn’t pass because the condition (studying harder) wasn’t met.

400

Decide: If it weren't raining, I would go to the park. 

a) Is it raining? b) Am I going for a long walk? 

a) yes

b) no

400

He would apply for the job if he had a university degree. 

a) Does he have a university degree?b) Is he going to apply for the job? c) Does he want to apply for the job?

a) no

b) no

c) yes

400

If I couldn't speak French, I wouldn't go to France for my month-long holiday. a) Can I speak French? b) Am I going to France for my holiday? 

a) yes

b) yes

400

If I had the chance to relive my school days, I wouldn't. a) Will I get the chance to relive my school days? b) Would I like t relive my school days? 

a) no

b) no

400

I probably wouldn't sunburn so badly if I didn't have such fair skin. a) Do I have fair skin? b) Do I get sunburn? 

a) yes

b) yes

500
I would go to your party if I didn't have a lot of homework tonight. a) Do I have a lot of homework tonight? b) Am I going to go to your party tonight? c) Do I want to go to your party? 

a) yes

b) no

c) yes

500

If I owned a car, I wouldn't take the bus to work. a) Do I own a car? b) Do I take the bus to work? c) Would I rather drive to work than take the bus? 

a) no

b) yes

c) yes

500

I would climb Mount Everest if my leg wasn't broken. a) Will I climb Mount Everest? b) Is my leg broken? c) Do I want to climb Mount Everest? 

a) no

b) yes

c) yes

500

If I were afraid to watch scary films, I wouldn't go to that show. a) Am I afraid to watch scary films? b) Am I going to that show? 

a) no

b) yes

500

If I knew her well, I would call her. a) Do I know her well? b) Am I going to call her?

a) no

b) no

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