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Conditional sentences: grammar exercise

October 2, 2013 B1pdf

Complete the following sentences using an appropriate verb form.

Progress 0 of 6 answered
1If you had taken the necessary precautions, none of this ...............
Wrong!
In this third conditional result clause, the correct form is "would have happened".
2If I were you, I ............... that mole examined.
Wrong!
After "If I were you," the correct advice form is "would get".
3If I ............... the lottery, I would spend all my time traveling.
Wrong!
In a second conditional if-clause, the correct past form is "won".
4Had I realized what you intended, I ............... my permission.
Wrong!
With the inverted third conditional "Had I realized," the correct result form is "would not have given".
5If it ............... for your help, I don't know what I would have done.
Wrong!
In the expression "If it hadn't been for," the correct form is "hadn't been".
6Were she my daughter, I ............... her to go out in that short dress.
Wrong!
With the inverted second conditional "Were she my daughter," the correct result form is "would not allow".
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  1. If you had taken the necessary precautions, none of this would have happened
  2. If I were you, I would get that mole examined.
  3. If I won the lottery, I would spend all my time traveling.
  4. Had I realized what you intended, I would not have given my permission.
  5. If it hadn’t been for your help, I don’t know what I would have done.
  6. Were she my daughter, I would not allow her to go out in that short dress.
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