Fill in the blanks.
1If you had invited her, she ............... with us.
Wrong!
In the third conditional, we use a past perfect tense in the if-clause and would have + past participle in the main clause.
2If I had enough money, I ............... to university.
Wrong!
In the second conditional, we use a simple past tense in the if clause and would / could / might + bare infinitive in the main clause.
3If I knew her number, I ............... it to you.
Wrong!
4If I ............... to that party, I would be bored.
Wrong!
5If she ............... French, she could work as a translator.
Wrong!
6If I ............... money, I will sell my car.
Wrong!
In the first conditional, we use a simple present in the if-clause and will + first form of the verb in the main clause.
7If you ............... less than you earn, you will not get into debt.
Wrong!
8If I ............... more money, I could lead a better life.
Wrong!
9If she ............... about your future plans, what would you say?
Wrong!
10If he ............... his father's estate, he would have become rich.
Wrong!
11If you ............... your lunch, you wouldn't be hungry now.
Wrong!
12If she had married me, both of us ............... happy.
Wrong!
Done.
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Answers
- If you had invited her, she would have come with us.
- If I had enough money, I could go to university.
- If I knew her number, I would give it to you.
- If I went to that party, I would be bored.
- If she knew French, she could work as a translator.
- If I need money, I will sell my car.
- If you spend less than you earn, you will not get into debt.
- If I earned more money, I could lead a better life.
- If she asked about your future plans, what would you say?
- If he had inherited his father’s estate, he would have become rich.
- If you ate your lunch, you wouldn’t be hungry now.
- If she had married me, both of us would have been happy.
