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All Conditionals for TEENS 2

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  • Complete the rule: In the third conditional, we usually use ___ + ___ .
    past perfect + would have
  • Complete: If I ___ harder last year, I ___ better at English now. (study / be)
    had studied / would be
  • Complete: If they ___ me to the party, I ___ . (invite / go)
    had invited / would have gone
  • Complete: If he ___ to bed earlier, he ___ so tired now. (go / not be)
    had gone / wouldn't be
  • Which conditional is this? If we had left earlier, we wouldn't have missed the film.
    Third conditional
  • Which conditional is this? If I had studied medicine, I would be a doctor now.
    Mixed conditional
  • Correct the mistake: If she studied harder, she would have passed the test yesterday.
    If she had studied harder, she would have passed the test yesterday.
  • Answer the question: What will you do if it rains this weekend?
    I will stay at home and watch a film.
  • Answer the question: What would you do if you saw someone cheating in an exam?
    I would tell the teacher.
  • Correct the mistake: If I will see him, I will tell him.
    If I see him, I will tell him.
  • Complete: If I ___ you, I ___ that message. (be / not send)
    were / wouldn't send
  • Answer the question: What will you do if your phone battery dies after school?
    I will ask a friend to call my parents.
  • Rewrite with unless: If you don't hurry, you'll miss the bus.
    Unless you hurry, you'll miss the bus.
  • Which conditional is this? If I wasn't so shy, I would have spoken to her yesterday.
    Mixed conditional
  • Complete: If it ___ this weekend, we ___ football. (rain / not play)
    rains / won't play
  • Answer the question: What would you do if you were famous for one day?
    I would take lots of photos with my fans.
  • Complete: If she ___ hard, she ___ the exam. (study / pass)
    studies / will pass
  • Complete: If I ___ his number, I ___ him last night. (know / call)
    knew / would have called
  • Complete: If we ___ a map, we ___ lost. (take / not get)
    had taken / wouldn't have got
  • Which conditional is this? If you heat water to 100°C, it boils.
    Zero conditional
  • Correct the mistake: If he had slept more, he wouldn't be tired yesterday.
    If he had slept more, he wouldn't have been tired yesterday.
  • Complete: If he ___ the instructions, he ___ the mistake. (read / not make)
    had read / wouldn't have made
  • Answer the question: What would you have done if you had missed the last bus home?
    I would have called my parents.
  • Which conditional is this? If I had more money, I would buy a better laptop.
    Second conditional
  • Complete: If you ___ now, you ___ the bus. (not leave / miss)
    don't leave / will miss
  • Complete the rule: In the second conditional, we usually use ___ + ___ .
    past simple + would
  • Complete: If she ___ earlier, she ___ the train. (leave / not miss)
    had left / wouldn't have missed
  • Complete the rule: In the zero conditional, we usually use ___ + ___ .
    present simple + present simple
  • Answer the question: What would you have done if you had forgotten your best friend's birthday?
    I would have apologised and bought them a present.
  • Answer the question: What would you do if you found €100 in the street?
    I would try to find the owner.
  • Complete: If I ___ more free time, I ___ a new hobby. (have / start)
    had / would start
  • Complete: If people ___ enough water, they usually ___ tired. (not drink / feel)
    don't drink / feel
  • Complete: If I ___ Mark later, I ___ him about the homework. (see / tell)
    see / will tell
  • Answer the question: What would you have done if you had failed an important exam?
    I would have studied harder next time.
  • Answer the question: What would you do if you could speak every language in the world?
    I would travel around the world.
  • Rewrite with as long as: You can borrow my bike if you bring it back today.
    You can borrow my bike as long as you bring it back today.
  • Which conditional is this? If I see Ana, I'll give her your message.
    First conditional
  • Answer the question: What will you do if you finish your homework early tonight?
    I will play video games.
  • Complete: If you ___ ice, it ___ . (heat / melt)
    heat / melts
  • Complete the rule: In the first conditional, we usually use ___ + ___ .
    present simple + will
  • Answer the question: What will you do if you have no homework tonight?
    I will relax.
  • Rewrite with unless: If she doesn't apologise, I won't speak to her.
    Unless she apologises, I won't speak to her.
  • Complete: If she ___ more careful, she ___ her phone yesterday. (be / not lose)
    were / wouldn't have lost
  • Complete: If he ___ more confident, he ___ more friends. (be / make)
    were / would make
  • Answer the question: What would you have done if you had lost your phone yesterday?
    I would have asked someone to help me find it.
  • Correct the mistake: If I would have more money, I would buy a car.
    If I had more money, I would buy a car.
  • Rewrite with provided that: I’ll help you if you promise not to laugh.
    I’ll help you provided that you promise not to laugh.
  • Answer the question: What would you do if your best friend told you a big secret?
    I would keep it secret.
  • Correct the mistake: If I knew about the party, I would have gone.
    If I had known about the party, I would have gone.
  • Complete: If my parents ___ me, I ___ out more often. (trust / go)
    trusted / would go
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