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Conditionals

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  • This conditional talks about an unreal or hypothetical situation and its consequence. E.g.: Joe would be a professional basketball player if he were taller. A) First Conditional B) Second Conditional C) Third Conditional
    B) Second Conditional
  • If the special effects are convincing, the new superhero movie ___ box office records. A) breaks B) will break C) would break
    B) will break
  • If the Amazon rainforest ___, it would drastically affect the Earth's climate and biodiversity. A) disappeared B) had disappeared C) disappears
    A) disappeared
  • This conditional talks about general truths or facts. And it describes results that always happen under a given condition. E.g.: If you mix blue and yellow, you get green. A) Zero Conditional B) First Conditional C) Second Conditional
    A) Zero Conditional
  • The studio will fund the sequel ___ the first film reaches a $100 million profit margin.   A) otherwise   B) provided that   C) unless
    B) provided that
  • If a volcano erupts, it ___ gases and ash into the atmosphere. A) will release B) releases C) would release
    B) releases
  • If people ___ enough, they feel tired and unfocused. A) won’t sleep B) don’t sleep C) wouldn’t sleep
    B) don’t sleep
  • It mixes a past unreal condition with a present unreal result. E.g.: The match wouldn't be tied right now if the referee had called the foul earlier. This is an example of ___. A) Second Conditional B) Mixed Conditional C) Third Conditional
    B) Mixed Conditional
  • If you heat water to 100°C, it ___. A) boils B) will boil C) would boil
    A) boils
  • If Napoleon were alive today, he ___ social media to influence public opinion. A) had used B) used C) would use
    C) would use
  • If voters ___ in large numbers, the opposition will win the election.    A) turned out B) turn out C) had turned out
    B) turn out
  • Imagine a different past, and say how it would affect the present. E.g.: If I had studied medicine, I would be a doctor now. That’s what we call ___. A) Mixed Conditional B) Second Conditional C) Third Conditional
    A) Mixed Conditional
  • When an algorithm receives corrupted data, it ___ biased results. A) would produce B) produces C) will produce
    B) produces
  • If the Berlin Wall ___, Europe would have remained divided much longer. A) hadn't fallen B) fell C) didn’t fall
    A) hadn't fallen
  • Imagine the present being different, and say how it would have changed the past. E.g.: If I were better at coding, I would have built that AI chatbot by myself. A) Second Conditional B) Third Conditional C) Mixed Conditional
    C) Mixed Conditional
  • This conditional talks about real possibilities or future outcomes. E.g.: My recital will sound great if I practice the piano every day. A) First Conditional B) Second Conditional C) Mixed Conditional
    A) First Conditional
  • If the Sahara were smaller, more people __ in North Africa. A) would live B) lived C) will live
    A) would live
  • The patient ___ fully if they had diagnosed the illness sooner. A) would be recovered B) would have been recovered C) would have recovered
    C) would have recovered
  • Ethical debates ___ significantly if AI could truly experience emotions.               A) intensify  B) would intensify  C) will intensify
    B) would intensify
  • If AI ___ evolving, it will transform the job market. A) keeps B) had kept C) kept
    A) keeps
  • We won't win the tournament ___ our star player recovers from his injury.       A) unless B) whether C) in case
    A) unless
  • This conditional talks about a past event that didn't happen and its impossible past consequence. E.g.: If I ___ the lottery, I’d have bought a mansion. A) win B) won C) had won
    C) had won
  • If Bart ___ the vaccine earlier, he wouldn’t have gotten so sick. A) had taken B) took C) would take
    A) had taken
  • If scientists ___ a way to halt aging, the social structure would change drastically. A) discover B) had discovered C) discovered
    C) discovered