First Conditional
Fill in: If we ___ (not leave) now, we ___ (be) late.
don’t leave / will be
Fill in: If I ___ (be) you, I ___ (talk) to her.
were / would talk
Fill in: If they ___ (arrive) on time, they ___ (not miss) the flight.
had arrived / wouldn’t have missed
Identify the conditional:
“If I had worked harder, I would have a better job now.”
Mixed (3rd condition cause + 2nd condition result)
Identify and correct: “If I will see her, I tell her.”
If I see her, I will tell her.
Which part is correct?
A) If I will go
B) If I go
C) If I gone
B) If I go
Choose the correct sentence:
A) If I am rich, I would buy a car.
B) If I were rich, I would buy a car.
C) If I had been rich, I would buy a car.
B
Which is correct?
A) If I studied, I would have passed.
B) If I had studied, I would have passed.
C) If I have studied, I would have passed.
B
Fill in: If she ___ (listen) to advice, she ___ (be) happier now.
had listened / would be
Identify and correct: “If he knows the answer, he would help us.”
If he knew the answer, he would help us.
Choose the best option:
If she studies hard, she ___ the exam.
A) pass
B) will pass
C) would pass
B) will pas
What verb form comes after “If” in second conditional?
A) base form
B) past simple
C) past participle
B) past simple
What verb form goes after “had” in third conditional?
Past participle
Which is correct?
A) If I won the lottery, I would have bought a house.
B) If I win the lottery, I would have had a house.
C) If I had won the lottery, I would have a house now.
C
Identify and correct: “If they had meet earlier, they would be married now.”
If they had met earlier, they would be married now.
Rewrite with first conditional:
“She misses the bus. She is late.”
If she misses the bus, she will be late
Fill in: If he ___ (know) the answer, he ___ (not make) a mistake.
knew / wouldn’t make
Rewrite using third conditional:
“I didn’t see the sign. I had an accident.”
If I had seen the sign, I wouldn’t have had an accident.
What kind of result does this express?
“If we had booked earlier, we would be in the hotel now.”
Present result from a past condition
Identify and correct: “If you wouldn’t be late, we had arrived on time.”
If you hadn’t been late, we would have arrived on time.
Which verb tenses are used in a first conditional sentence?
Present simple (if clause), future (main clause)
Rewrite this sentence using second conditional:
“She doesn’t speak Spanish, so she can’t travel to Spain.”
If she spoke Spanish, she could travel to Spain.
What’s the full structure of a third conditional sentence?
If + past perfect, would have + past participle
Create a mixed conditional sentence using:
“not take the job” + “be less stressed now”
If I hadn’t taken the job, I would be less stressed now.
Identify and correct: “If I took the train, I wouldn’t have missed my class.”
If I had taken the train, I wouldn’t have missed my class.