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Type 1, Type 2, Type 3 Conditionals

January 12, 2025 - B1pdf

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1. If you study hard enough, you ............................. good marks.
Wrong!
2. If he ............................. hard enough, he would get good marks.
Wrong!
3. If you had studied hard enough, you ................................ good marks.
Wrong!
4. If he had stood for election, he .................................
Wrong!
5. If I ........................... early, I will call you.
Wrong!
6. If I should have enough time tomorrow, I ......................... a movie.
Wrong!
7. If I ............................... him, I will ask him to call you.
Wrong!
8. If he ................................ be late, we will have to go without him.
Wrong!
9. What would you do if you ................................. a lottery?
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
10. If you .............................. a bit, I could also sit here.
Wrong!
11. If it ................................ for my mother’s sacrifices, I would never go to university.
Wrong!
12. If it ............................... for the kids, we would have nothing to talk about.
Wrong!
Done.
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Answers

1. If you study hard enough, you will get good marks.
2. If he studied hard enough, he would get good marks.
3. If you had studied hard enough, you would have got good marks.
4. If he had stood for election, he would have won.
5. If I arrive / should arrive / happen to arrive early, I will call you.

6. If I should have enough time tomorrow, I will watch a movie.
7. If I see / should see / happen to see him, I will ask him to call you.

8. If he should / happens to / should happen to be late, we will have to go without him.
9. What would you do if you won / were to win a lottery?
10. If you moved / were to move a bit, I could also sit here.
11. If it wasn’t / weren’t for my mother’s sacrifices, I would never go to university.
12. If it weren’t for the kids, we would have nothing to talk about.

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