Unless, As Long As, Provided, In Case

conditionals

100

Identify if it is first or second conditional: If you join now, you will be able to take part in our Christmas show.

first conditional

200

Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence: If the bus is late, ___ late for school. a. I'll be b. I'd be c. I was

a. I'll be

300

Complete the following sentence with the correct option: I ___ borrow my parents' car if I had my driving licence. a. can b. could c. will

b. could

400

Come up with a second clause for the following if clause: If he had scored the penalty....

ex. we would have won the game.

Free Points!

500

Create 1 sentence in second conditional and 1 sentence in third conditional.

If I won the lottery, I would buy a big house. If I’d studied harder at school I would have gone to university.

unless, as long as, provided, in case

100

Fill in the blank: You won't put on weight by eating dessert, __________ you eat it for every meal. a. as long as b. unless c. in case d. provided that

b. unless

200

Select the correct alternative: Sarah will eat anything unless/as long as it's vegetarian.

as long as

300

Fill in the blank: Bring a water bottle _____________ there isn't anything healthy to drink.

in case

400

Create a sentence with "providing that" or "provided"

example: "You can go to the party, providing that you finish your homework.¨"

Bomb!

500

Change the following sentences so that they have the same meaning, but use the required words. "If you want to lose weight, you should work out." UNLESS "Take a jacket because it might be cold" IN CASE

Don't work out unless you want to lose weight. Take a jacket in case it is cold.

Free Points!

I wish/ if only

100

Decide if the sentence is incorrect or correct: "I wish I am on vacation."

Incorrect--it should be "I wish I was on vacation."

200

Correct the following sentence: "If only I study more before this exam."

If only I studied more before this exam.

300

Fill in the gap with the appropriate choice: I wish I ______________ go to work tomorrow. a. had to b. didn't have to c. don't need to d. haven't to

b. didn't have to

400

Fill in the gap: If only I __________ that to her. She's not speaking to me now.

hadn't said

Double Points!!

500

Create one sentence using "I wish" and one using "if only." USE CORRECT VERB TENSES AFTER THE PHRASES!

I wish you would clean your room. If only I hadn't eaten all that ice cream.

mixed conditional

100

What verb tenses make up this mixed conditional sentence? If he’d gone to university he might have a better job.

past and present

200

Choose the sentence with the same meaning as the following sentences: James is always lazy. He failed a test last week. a. If you hadn’t been so lazy, you would pass that test. b. If you weren’t so lazy, you would have passed that test. c. If you weren’t so lazy, you would pass that test.

b. If you weren't so lazy, you would have passed that test.

300

Complete the sentence: If you ___ in time, you would now be on the plane to Miami! a. came b. would come c. had come

c. had come

400

Which sentence is correct? a. If you remembered to bring a map, we wouldn’t be lost now. b. If you’d remembered to bring a map, we wouldn’t be lost now. c. If you’d remembered to bring a map, we wouldn’t have been lost now.

b. If you’d remembered to bring a map, we wouldn’t be lost now.

500

Name a situation in which you would use mixed conditionals.

ex: to describe the present result of a past condition to describe the future consequences of a past condition to describe the past result of a present or continuing condition

Double Bomb!