There are four types of conditional clauses. Can you identify them? Test your understanding of conditional clauses with this interactive grammar exercise.
Answers
1. If I don’t drink tea in the morning, I feel sick. (Zero conditional)
2. I will talk to her if I meet her. (First conditional)
3. I would have helped him if I had been there. (Third conditional)
4. If I were you I would get that car serviced. (Second conditional)
5. I wouldn’t be surprised if she got married soon. (Second conditional)
6. If he arrives soon, we will go the movies. (First conditional)
7. If I had the time, I would bake a cake. (Second conditional)
8. I would have handled the situation differently, if I had been in your place. (Third conditional)
9. If you had tried harder, you would have succeeded. (Third conditional)
10. If the team fails, the coach will be held accountable. (First conditional)
11. If you had asked me, I would have told you. (Third conditional)
12. If you had studied at a good college, you might have received a better job offer. (Third conditional)
