Study

11-ELT If Clouses

  •   0%
  •  0     0     0

  • I haven't got enough money, so I can't buy a new car.
    If I have enough money, I can buy a new car.
    If I had enough money, I could buy a new car.
  • You drop that glass. It might break.
    If you drop that glass, it might break.
    If you break that glass, it might drop.
  • I didn't lock the door, so the thief came in.
    If I had locked the door, the thief wouldn't have come in.
    If I hadn't locked the door, the thief wouldn't have come in
  • Anna didn't see me, so she didn't say hello.
    If Anna had seen me, she wouldn't have said hello.
    If Anna had seen me, she would have said hello.
  • If we ______(look) at the map, we _______(be) lost at the moment.
    had looked / wouldn't be
    had looked / wouldn't have been
    look / won't be
    looked / wouldn't be
  • They win the last match, so they could be the champion.
    If they won the last match, they couldn't be champion.
    If they didn't win the last match, they couldn't be champion
  • Alice didn't help us, so we didn't finish the work.
    If Alice had helped us, we wouldn't have finished the work.
    If Alice had helped us, we would have finished the work.
  • If Mary's classmates _______(come) punctual for her party, she ______(be) so upset now.
    had come / would have needed
    had come / wouldn't have been
    come / must be
    had come / wouldn't be
  • If you ______(want) to see your DVD movies as you saw them in the movie theatre, you ______(purchase) a widescreen TV.
    wanted / had to purchase
    had wanted / should have purchased
    want / must be purchasing
    want / need to purchase
  • _______ you study hard, can you be successful.
    Even if
    Provided that
    Only if
    Providing that
  • I won't forgive him _______ he apologizes to me or not.
    unless
    so long as
    whether
    providing that
  • Perhaps she will come tomorrow. Then we will study together.
    If we study together, she will come tomorrow.
    If she comes tomorrow, we will study together.
  • You study hard. You can be successful.
    If you are successful, you will study hard.
    If you study hard, you will be successful.
  • He doesn't come to the job interview in time, so he won't get the job.
    If he comes to the job interview in time,he will get the job
    If he came to the job interview in time,he would get the job
  • I'm busy. I can help you.
    If I am not busy, I can help you.
    If I help you, I can't be busy.
  • I won't forgive him _______ he apologizes to me.
    even if
    as long as
    so long as
    provided that
  • If I ______(work) harder at school, I _______(have) a better job now.
    worked / would have
    had worked / would have
    had worked / would have had
    work / will have
  • It was silly of me not to buy that dress, I wish I ______ it.
    could buy
    had bought
    should buy
    bought
  • He drove too fast, so he had an accident.
    If he hadn't driven too fast, he wouldn't have had accident.
    If he hadn't driven too fast, he would have had accident.
  • It doesn't snow. The roads will be open.
    If it doesn't snow, the roads will be open.
    If the roads are open, it will snow.
  • If Israelis and Palestinians ______(agree) to a peace settlement, then the difficult task of building a successful Palestinian state ______(be) achievable and affordable.
    had agreed / was
    agrees / will be
    agreed / would be
    have agreed / will have been
  • You can't pass the exam _______ you study.
    even if
    whether or not
    incase
    unless
  • If I ______(like) rock music, I ______(go) to concert last week.
    had liked / would go
    liked / would have gone
    had liked / would have gone
    liked / would go
  • I didn't wear my coat, so I got cold.
    If I hadn't worn my coat, I wouldn't have gotten cold.
    If I had worn my coat, I wouldn't have gotten cold.
  • If we _______(trust) him, we _______(fire) him months ago.
    hadn't trust / would have fired
    didn't trust / would have fired
    didn't trust / would fire
    hadn't trust / would fire
  • He hasn't got more friends, so he can't be happier.
    If he had more friends, he could be happier.
    If he hadn't more friends, he could be happier.
  • The police haven't got more evidence. So they won't arrest him.
    If the police hadn't got more evidence, they will arrest him
    If the police had got more evidence, they would arrest him.