Conditional Sentences (First, Second & Third) | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

Second Conditional: "If Peter asked Karen to marry him, she ____________ yes."

would say

said

didn't say

Second Conditional: "If I met Messi, ____________ him for an autograph!"

I'd ask

I asked

I didn't ask

Second Conditional: "If ____________ a car accident happen, I'd call an ambulance."

I saw

I could see

I would see

Second Conditional: "What ________________ if you didn't have to go to work tomorrow?"

would you do

do you do

did you do

First Conditional: "If I see Sam, I ____________ him your message."

will give

give

would give

Second Conditional: "You _____________ more things done if you didn't spend so much time online!"

would get

got

don't get

Second Conditional: "My manager ______________ so stressed if he took more time off."

wouldn't be

isn't

wasn't

Second Conditional: "If we _____________ so much, we'd have time to take guitar lessons."

didn't work

couldn't work

wouldn't work

Second Conditional: "___________ happier if he stopped worrying about everything."

He'd be

He was

He's

Second Conditional: "I'd help you if I ___________ more about computers."

knew

known

would know

Second Conditional: "If I were you, __________ a new girlfriend."

I would find

I found

I've found

________ you call me if you __________ any news?

Will / hear

Do / 'll hear

Won't / aren't hearing

First Conditional: "____________ English faster if you ____________ every day."

You'll learn / study

You learn / won't study

You won't learn / 'll study

First Conditional: "If I ___________ extra courses this semester, I ____________ as much free time."

take / won't have

don't take / don't have

will take / will have

First Conditional: "I don't want to talk to Sheila. If she ___________ me, I ___________ her I'm too busy to talk."

calls / will tell

will call / tell

calls / won't tell

First Conditional: "If Tim ___________ more carefully, he ___________ an accident."

doesn't drive / 'll have

drives / 'll have

isn't driving / won't have

First Conditional: "If you __________ the teacher, he ___________ you."

ask / 'll tell

'll ask / 'll tell

ask / is telling

First Conditional: "If we ____________ now, we ___________ catch the 8 o'clock train."

don't leave / won't

won't leave / don't

'll leave / are going to

What type of conditional is this?: "When the sun goes down, it gets dark."

Zero

Second

First

What type of conditional is this?: "He would travel more if he was younger."

Second

Zero

First

What type of conditional is this?: "I wouldn't worry if I were you."

Second

Zero

First

What type of conditional is this?: "Arsenal will be top of the league if they win."

First

Zero

Second

What type of conditional is this?: "When I finish work, I'll call you"

First

Zero

Second

What type of conditional is this?: "If I drink too much coffee, I can't sleep at night."

Zero

First

Second