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When the "if" sentence is at the beginning, we need to use a comma before the second sentence

False

True

If you had a bigger salary, you ___ (buy) more unnecessary things.

would bought

would buy

will buy

bought

You will become too fat if you ___ (not eat) healthy food.

don't eat

We can use "if + would/wouldn't + infinitive" in the second conditional

False

True

If Jan could ran 100 metres in ten second, she ___ (be) an athlete.

would be

Our lives would be so much easier if you ___ (work) closer.

worked

work

would work

didn't work

If they had this player, they ___ (lose) a single match.

wouldn't lose

will lose

won't lose

would lose

If I ___ (be) you, I wouldn't accept that job.

were

If it ___ (rain) in the Sahara desert, everybody would be surprised.

rained

If I had a job in France, I ___ (eat) crepes every day.

will eat

would eat

ate

would ate

Second conditional: "If + I + were + you"

True

False

If Simon catches a fish today, we ___ (eat) it.

will eat

If your dog ___ (speak), would sell it to the circus.

spoke

What is the strcuture of the first conditional?

S + will/won't + infinitive, + if + S + present simple

S + would/wouldn't + infinitive + if + S + past simple

S + will/won't + infinitive + if + S + present simple

S + would/wouldn't + infinitive + if + S + present simple

She ___ (buy) a Porsche if she won the lottery.

would buy

He ___ (be) depressed if he fails the exam.

will be

won't be

be

would be

If I didn't know you, I ___ (think) you were crazy.

won't think

wouldn't think

would think

will think

What is the structure of the second conditional?

S + would/wouldn't + infinitive, + if + S + past simple

S + would/wouldn't + infinitive + if + S + present simple

S + would/wouldn't + infinitive + if + S + past simple

S + will/won't + infinitive + if + S + present simple

If you ___ (be) free tonight, you would go to the cinema.

would be

was

weren't

were

If it ___ (be) for Tom, I wouldn't be here.

will be

would be

wasn't

weren't

If he ___ (play) football on Saturday, he will be tired for the party.

plays

Second conditional: If + S + present simple, + S + would/wouldn't + infinitive

True

False

When the "if" sentence is in the middle, we don't need to use a comma before "if"

True

False

If I get home late, I ___ (not eat).

won't eat

If it rains tonight, we ___ (not go) to the cinema.

won't go

Second conditional: "If + I + was + you"

True

False

We can use "if + will/won't + infinitive" in the first conditional

True

False

Second conditional: it's possible to use "was/were" with the subjects "I/she/he"

True

False

What is the structure of the sencond conditional?

If + S + present simple, + S + would/wouldn't + infinitive

If + S + past simple, + S + would/wouldn't + infinitive

If + S + present simple, + S + will/won't + infinitive

If + S + past simple, + S + will/won't + infinitive

What is the structure of the first conditional?

If + S + past simple, + S + would/wouldn't + infinitive

If + S + present simple, + S + would/wouldn't + infinitive

If + S + past simple, + S + will/won't + infinitive

If + S + present simple, + S + will/won't + infinitive