Conditional (Type 0, 1, 2) | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

Would you mind if I_____(use) your computer?

used

If she were angry, she wouldn’t talked/talk to us.

talk

As in all conditional sentences, the order of the clauses is not fixed. You may have to rearrange the pronouns and adjust punctuation when you change the order of the clauses, but the meaning is identical. True or False?

True

In type 2 conditional sentences, you can also use modals in the main clause instead of "would" to express the degree of certainty, permission, or a recommendation about the outcome. True or False?

True

If I____ taller, I would buy this dress.

were

It is correct, and very common, to say "if I were" instead of "if I was".True or False?

True

If S + V2/ed, S + ...... + V1.

would

Elsa ___(fly) to Japan if she____(have) a free plane ticket.

would fly, had

If she ___(be) rich, she _____ (buy) a new sports car.

were, would buy

If I ______ harder for the test I would get a better grade.

studied

If I didn't oversleep, I ______ on time.

would be

If I ___________ (be) the Queen, I __________ (give) everyone a chicken.

were/ would give

If Ms Tan __________ (know) how to fly, she ______________(be) excited.

knew/ would be

If Phoebe _____________(be) a flower, she _________ (love) the rain.

were/ would love

If Tony _______ (be) the principal of the school, he _______________ (cancel) all the lessons.

were/ would cancel

What would you do if you had 1 million dollars?

If I had 1 million dollars, I would build a theme park.

What would you do if you were a superman?

If I were a superman, I would make the world a better place.

My dad would donate some of his money if he __________ (win) the lottery.

won

Johnson would be excited if John ___________ (give) him $500.

gave

If my dad _________ (buy) me an expensive drone, I would be happy.

bought

If my grandmother had an iPad, she___________ (watch) movies every day.

would watch

If my mum _________ (have) money, she would buy a bigger house.

had

If I _________ (be) 20, I would travel around the world .

were

I'm working very hard so I can pay my new car.

I wouldn't pay my new car if I weren't working very hard.

I wouldn't pay my new car if I didn't working very hard.

I wouldn't pay my new car if I didn't worked very hard.

I would pay my new car if I weren't working very hard.

Britney Spears doesn't sing, that's why I don't go to her concerts.

I would go to her concerts if she sang.

I would go to her concerts if she sings.

I would go to her concerts if she didn't sing.

I wouldn't go to her concerts if she didn't sing.

My son doesn't like vegetables, so he doesn't eat them.

He would eat vegetables if he liked them.

He would ate vegetables if he liked them.

He would eat vegetables if he didn't like them.

He wouldn't eat vegetables if he didn't like them.

She doesn't have any money. Therefore, she can't buy a house.

She would buy a house if she had the money.

She bought a house if she had the money.

She would buy a house, if she has the money.

She wouldn't buy a house if she had the money.

They're studying, so they pass the course.

If they weren't studying, they wouldn't pass the course.

If they didn't study, they would pass the course.

If they didn't studying, they would pass the course.

If they don't study, they would pass the course.

My students don't do their assignments. So, they miss points.

They wouldn't miss points if they did their assingments.

They wouldn't miss points, if they didn't their assignments.

They wouldn't miss points if they do their assignments.

They would miss points if they do their assignments.

I live in an apartment, so I can't throw parties.

If I didn't live in an apartment, I would throw parties.

If I didn't live in an apartment, I wouldn't throw parties.

If I lived in a house, I wouldn't thrown parties.

If I didn't live in an apartment, I wouldn't thrown parties.

He's a cheater, that's why he doesn't have a girlfriend.

If he weren't a cheater, he would have a girlfriend.

If he was a cheater, he would have a girlfriend.

If he wasn't a cheater, he would has a girlfriend.

If he were a cheater, he would have a girlfriend.

I don't exercise regularly. Consequently, I'm not fit.

If I exercised regularly, I would be fit.

If I exercise regularly, I were fit.

If I exercised regularly, I were fit.

I would fit if I exercised regularly.

I'm a bit heavy, that's why I'm not a model.

If I weren't heavy, I would be a model.

If I were heavy, I would be a model.

If I were thin, I wouldn't be a model.

If I weren't thin, I would be a model.

Complete: Will you call me...

if you see anything strange

if you saw anything strange

if you would see anything strange

Complete: Our lives would be easier...

if we worked closer to home

if we work closer to home

if we will work closer to home

Complete: If they had this player...

they wouldn't lose a single game

they wont lose a single game

they aren't losing a single game

Complete: If you had a bigger salary...

you would buy more things

you will buy more things

you buy more things

Complete: If I didn't know you...

I would think you're crazy

I think you're crazy

I will think you're crazy

Complete: He will feel depressed...

if he fails the exam

if he failed the exam

If he would have fail the exam

Complete: If I had more free time...

I would go to the gym

I am going to the gym

I go to the gym

Complete: If Javier is tired...

he will stay at home

he is staying home

he would stay at home

Complete: What would you do...

if you won the lottery?

if you win the lottery?

if you did win the lottery?

Complete: If you practice a lot...

you'll learn quickly

you'd learn quickly

you are learning quickly

Complete: If the kids are hungry...

I'll make some sandwiches

I would make some sandwiches

I am making sandwiches

Complete: If I were you...

I wouldn't keep that car

I won't keep that car

I don't keep that car

Complete: We won't go for a walk ...

if it rains heavily

if it will rain heavily

if it rained heavily

What type of conditional sentence is this one? "You wouldn’t have to walk everywhere if you bought a bike."

Second

First

Zero

What type of conditional sentence is this one? "If she saw a snake, she’d be terrified."

Second

First

Zero

What type of conditional sentence is this one? "If I had more time, I’d exercise more. "

Second

First

Zero

What type of conditional sentence is this one? "He’ll call if he needs help."

First

Zero

Second

What type of conditional sentence is this one? "If he studies hard, he’ll do well in the exam."

First

Zero

Second

What type of conditional sentence is this one? "If it doesn’t rain for a long time, the earth gets very dry."

Zero

First

Second

What type of conditional sentence is this one? "If you heat water to 100°, it boils."

Zero

First

Second

If the dog is happy, it __________ (wag) its tail.

If the dog is happy, it wags its tail.

If she touches a hot pan, she __________ (burn) her hand.

If she touches a hot pan, she burns her hand.

If the baby is hungry, he __________ (cry).

If the baby is hungry, he cries.

If ice melts, it __________ (turn) into water.

If ice melts, it turns into water.

If she mixes red and blue, she __________ (get) purple.

If she mixes red and blue, she gets purple.

If he doesn’t water the plants, they __________ (die).

If he doesn’t water the plants, they die.

If water reaches 100°C, it __________ (boil).

If water reaches 100°C, it boils

If the sun shines, it __________ (be) hot.

If the sun shines, it is hot.

If she wears her new dress next week, everyone __________ (like) it.

If she wears her new dress next week, everyone will like it.

If it is sunny tomorrow, he __________ (go) to the park.

If it is sunny tomorrow, he will go to the park.

If the teacher gives homework tomorrow, the students __________ (do) it.

If the teacher gives homework tomorrow, the students will do it.

If he plays soccer next week, he __________ (score) a goal.

If he plays soccer next week, he will score a goal.

If the dog sees a cat, it __________ (chase it).

If the dog sees a cat, it chases it.

If he runs too fast, he __________ (get tired).

If he runs too fast, he gets tired.

If it rains tomorrow, she __________ (stay) at home.

If it rains tomorrow, she will stay at home.

If he calls me tonight, I __________ (help) him

If he calls me tonight, I will help him

If ice melts, it __________ (be water).

If ice melts, it is water.

If the sun rises, it __________ (be) a day

If the sun rises, it is a day

If she touches fire, she __________ (burn).

If she touches fire, she burns.

We'll go on holiday if ...

verb (present)

I'll be lonely if ...

verb (present)

You won't have any money if ...

verb (present)

I'll phone you if ...

verb (present)

I'll buy you a new car if ...

verb (present)

I'll never talk to you again if ...

verb (present)

You'll be cold if ...

verb (present)

I'll cook dinner for you if ...

verb (present)

You'll be very healthy if ...

verb (present)

You'll miss the train if ...

verb (present)

We'll be lucky if ...

verb (present)

I'll wake up late if ...

verb (present)

I'll be very happy if ...

verb (present)

You'll get fat if ...

verb (present)

I'll go to the party if ...

verb (present)

If you drink too much coffee, ...

will/won't + verb

If I go shopping, ...

will/won't + verb

If you eat too much, ...

will/won't + verb

If I get a headache, ...

will/won't + verb

If you exercise every day, ...

will/won't + verb

If you visit Galicia, ...

will/won't + verb

If you don't hurry up, ...

will/won't + verb

If I have enough money, ...

will/won't + verb

If I have free time tomorrow, ...

will/won't + verb

If you invite me to your house, ...

will/won't + verb

If I'm tired, ...

will/won't + verb

If you stay up late, ...

will/won't + verb

If I work hard, ...

will/won't + verb

If my friends go on holiday without me, ...

will/won't + verb

If you're late to class, ...

will/won't + verb

If I'm bored, ...

will/won't + verb

If you don't study, ...

will/won't + verb

If you practice English every day, ...

will/won't + verb

If you don't take an umbrella, ...

will/won't + verb

If I get a new job, ...

will/won't + verb

If it's sunny this weekend, ...

will/won't + verb