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exercises  conditionals  type two

    

1) If they ____ him well, they ____ him to their parties. (know/invite)

2) If you ____ more money, you ____ in low-cost flights. (have/not travel)

3) If she ____ me nicely, I ____ shopping with her. (ask/go)

4) If you ____ the sink apart, you ____ the water out. (take/get)

5) If Mike ____ 300 euros to spend, he ____ a new smartphone. (have/buy)

6) If I ____ abroad, I ____ the local food so much. (live/miss)

7) If I ____ you, I ____ looking for a job right now. (be/start)

8) If Sam ____ president of the US, he ____ a terrific job. (be/do)

9) If I ____ a freelance job, I ____ around the world. (have/travel)

10) I ____ university by 2019 if I ____ this year. (finish/start)

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exercises  conditionals  type 3

1) If it (would have rained/had rained)  yesterday, we (had stayed/would have stayed)  at your house.

2) If Mary (had got/would have got)  to work earlier, she (had had/would have had)  time to finish the sales project.

3) The small grocer's (had closed/would have closed)  if everybody (would have preferred/had preferred)  the nearby hypermarket.

4) We (had visited/'d have visited)  the new museum if it (wouldn't have snowed/hadn't snowed) .

5) If you (had taken/would have taken)  the top off, you (had had got/would have got)  the petrol out.

6) If you (had walked/would have walked)  down that road, you ('d found/would have found)  the chemist.

7) The paella (hadn't burnt/wouldn't have burnt)  if you ('d turned down/turned down)  the heat.

8) If we (had left/would have left)  at lunchtime, we ('d been/'d have been) home in time to see the tennis match.

9) If Mary (hadn't have liked/hadn't liked)  the gift, John (had bought/would have bought)  something more expensive.

10) My son (would have finished/had finished)  college last year if he (had started/would have started)  in 2009.

exercises conditionals type mixto 

Let's take a look at the different combinations of verb forms in the "mixed conditionals". We will focus on two types of "mixed conditionals":

 1. If I had not passed my driving test, I would not be driving a car. It is a combination between the third and second conditional.

2. If I do not like children, I would have accepted a job at a primary school. It is a combination between the second and the third state.

Complete the following sentences with the correct form of the verb in parentheses.

1. If the city  (be) still a tourist attraction, many more people  (die) in the earthquake. Luckily it's a ghost city nowadays.
2. If I  (not be) afraid of flying, I would have flown (fly) to Paris. But I'm terrified of planes so I drove in the end.
3. If I  (work) harder when I was young, I  (not be) a poor man now. But I'm too old to change anything.
4. If I  (know) more about computers, I  (not have) to call the Help Desk yesterday. But I don't have a clue.
5. If I  (study) German in school, I  (have) more job opportunities nowadays. But I chose English instead and I can't speak a word of German.
6. If I  (be) rich, I  (buy) her a diamond ring for her birthday last month. But I'm absolutely broke.
7. If I  (not have) to work so much, I  (go) to the party last weekend. But I've been snowed under ever since I changed jobs.

evaluation 

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Sample

If I win the lottery, I ____ (buy) a new car. 

Q1 of 8

If we spoke better English, we ____ (move) to the United States. 

Q2 of 8

If it ____ (rain), we should go to the movies. 

Q3 of 8

They ____ (wait, not) in the rain, had you called them to tell them you were going to be late. 

Q4 of 8

If Peter ____ (work) less, he would have more time to study. 

Q5 of 8

It would have been a nice holiday, if I ____ (break, not) my leg. 

Q6 of 8

_____ you _____ (go) to a different show if you can't get tickets to "Les Miserables"? 

Q7 of 8

If she were shorter, she ____ (wear) high heels more often. 

Q8 of 8

_____ you _____ (be) angry if I hadn't called to tell you I would be late? 

Complete the following sentences using the three types of conditional sentences: If I  knew know had known  (know) the truth I wouldn’t have said those stupid words. If I  had had have had  (have) more money I would buy a new house. John  would come would have come will come  (come) if Mary calls him. If I  had been were am  (be) you, I would visit Ann. You  won't arrive wouldn't arrive would have arrived  (not arrive) on time unless you hurry up. If I  studied had studied study  (study) harder I will pass my two exams tomorrow. Rose  would have come would come come  (come) if you hadn’t been so stupid with her. If you heat the water, it  boils would boil will boil  (boil). Maria’s baby  sleeps would sleep will sleep  (sleep) if you kept silence. Vanessa  will pass would have passed would pass  (pass) her exams if she feels confident.

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my present and future

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