If Ed had listened to reason…
he might stay home.
he will stay home.
he would have stayed home.
he would go home.
If Cho hadn’t enjoyed those first days…
he wouldn’t stay long.
he might not stay.
he will leave.
he might not have stayed for two years.
If Ed hadn’t met Cho…
) he will walk the whole journey alone.
he would walk alone.
he would have walked the whole journey alone.
he had walked alone.
If they hadn’t found the tortoise…
they would be hungry.
they will have eaten plants.
they might have gone hungry for even longer
they eat more food.
If the fish hadn’t escaped so often…
they eat more.
they will have fish.
they would eat more food.
they would have had more food.
If Ed hadn’t stayed calm…
things could have ended very differently.
the journey stops.
he would be fine.
things might have gone very badly.
If Ed had chosen comfort…
he would have missed the greatest adventure of his life.
he sleeps better.
he wouldn’t have adventure.
he lives in a hotel.
Which sentence uses the correct third conditional form?
If Ed chooses comfort, he would miss the adventure.
If Ed has chosen comfort, he missed the adventure.
If Ed had chosen comfort, he would have missed the adventure
If Ed had chosen comfort, he will miss the adventure.
What is the correct verb form in this sentence? “If they ______ (not find) the tortoise, they might have gone hungry.”
haven’t found
hadn’t found
didn’t find
not found
Complete the sentence: “If they had shown fear, they ________.”
had been attacked
could attacked
might be attacked
might have been attacked
Identify the correct sentence:
If people don’t donate, the journey wouldn’t have finished.
If people hadn’t donated, the journey might not finish.
If people hadn’t donated,the journey might not have finished
If people didn’t donate, the journey wouldn’t finish.
