I would have taken my umbrella if it had rained. - Third Conditional
true
false
Make it mixed conditional! My car broke down because it's so old. If _____
If my car wasn't so old, it wouldn't have broken down.
If Abby had succeeded in sailing around the world, the public _____ so negative about her abilities.
wouldn't be
hadn't been
might be
would have been
First Conditional : IF + PRESENT SIMPLE, FUTURE SIMPLE.
true
false
I always take my umbrella if it .......... (rain).
rains
If I had a million of euros, I ................... (buy) a big house.
would buy
If I wasn't ill, I .............. (go) to the party.
would go
Make a conditional sentence: I feel so tired because I don't sleep well.
I wouldn't feel so tired if I slept well.
Mix conditional it! The only reason I learnt Russian is because my aunt lives in Moscow.
I wouldn't have learned Russian if my aunt didn't live in Moscow.
If his father weren't an extreme athlete, Jordan ______ climbing Mount Everest together.
might have suggested
would suggest
might not have suggested
won't suggest
I would take my umbrella if it rained. - Third Conditional
true
false
Second Conditional: If + subject + past simple, subject + would + base form
false
true
If I ______ that job in the USA 30 years ago, I _____ a billionaire by now.
had taken/ might be
hadn't been taken/ might have been
took/ might have been
would have taken/ I might have been
If you get back late, I ..................(be) angry.
will be
If you forget my birthday, I ........... never (speak) to you again.
will never speak
If you ______ tonight, we _______ right now.
wouldn't have come over/ might not have been drinking wine
hadn't come over/ wouldn't be drinking wine
don't come over/ might not be drinking wine
had come over/ won't be drinking wine
Make a conditional sentence: Try this meal. You will like it.
If you try this meal, you will like it.
I would give you a lift to the airport if Tim ______ my car.
wouldn't borrow
borrows
would have borrowed
hadn't borrowed
If I'd left the party earlier, I ________ so tired today.
didn't feel
wouldn't feel
wouldn't have been felt
won't feel
homework/ we/ annoyed/ done/ be/ had/ Susan/ if/ our/ so/ wouldn't
If we had done our homework, Susan wouldn't be so annoyed.
Correct it! If I could choose my name when I was born, I would be called Susan now.
If I could have chosen...
If you wash the dishes, I .............. (dry) them.
will dry
Third Conditional: If + past perfect, would have + past participle
false
true
Make it mixed conditional! I would be much happier now if ...
... I had married Susan when she asked me
Correct it! If I had been able to find a better job in London, I wouldn't have lived in Paris now.
..., I wouldn't be living/ I wouldn't live
Make it mixed! If I had been born in Scotland, ...
...I would have a beautiful Scottish accent.
If I was you, I ....................... (go) to the beach.
would go
Make it mixed conditional! If I had started learning English earlier, ________
I would be teaching Susan by now
If I hadn't missed the bus this morning, I ...
hadn't been at work now
would have been at work now
would be at work now
am going to be at work now
If the skirt hadn't been so cheap, I ............. (not buy) it.
wouldn't have bought
Correct it! If I had worked harder, I was in a higher position in the company now.
....I would be in a higher position
I will take my umbrella if it rains. - First Conditional.
false
true