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Conditional forms exercise

July 15, 2014 B1pdf

Complete the following sentences using appropriate conditional forms.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1If I knew he was in trouble, I ............... him.
Wrong!
Use "would help" for the result of an unreal present condition.
2If she ............... more politely, I would lend her my car.
Wrong!
Use "asked" after if in a second conditional sentence.
3If he ............... me, I would have been in real trouble.
Wrong!
Use "hadn't helped" after if in a third conditional sentence.
4If I had known his name, I ............... you.
Wrong!
Use "would have told" for the result of an unreal past condition.
5If she ............... prompt medical attention, she would have survived.
Wrong!
Use "had received" after if in a third conditional sentence.
6If I were you, I ............... that examined by a doctor.
Wrong!
Use "would get" after "If I were you" to give advice about now.
7If the weather stays good, we ............... a game of tennis.
Wrong!
Use "will play" for the result of a real future condition.
8If she ............... on time, she would have got the job.
Wrong!
Use "had applied" after if in a third conditional sentence.
9If I ............... you what happened, will you keep it to yourself?
Wrong!
Use "tell" after if in a real present or future condition.
10If I were you, I ............... celebrating this occasion.
Wrong!
Use "would be" for the result of the unreal condition "If I were you".

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  1. If I knew he was in trouble, I would help him.
  2. If she asked more politely, I would lend her my car.
  3. If he hadn’t helped me, I would have been in real trouble.
  4. If I had known his name, I would have told you.
  5. If she had received prompt medical attention, she would have survived.
  6. If I were you, I would get that examined by a doctor.
  7. If the weather stays good, we will play a game of tennis.
  8. If she had applied on time, she would have got the job.
  9. If I tell you what happened, will you keep it to yourself?
  10. If I were you, I would be celebrating this occasion.

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