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Before diving into the exercises, let’s review the structural formulas for each conditional type. 1. The Zero Conditional (Real Present)
If she would have studied harder, she would have passed the exam. a) If she studied harder b) If she had studied harder c) If she would study harder d) No error
A. will winB. would winC. would have wonD. won
It ______ a good idea if we ______ the meeting to Friday? a) will be / postponed b) would be / postponed c) is / postpone d) would be / postpone
You have just completed an that covers everything from Zero to advanced Mixed conditionals with inversions. By working through these 50 questions and studying the answer explanations, you have strengthened your grammatical accuracy and your ability to recognize subtle errors at a glance.
Hypothetical, imaginary, or unlikely present/future situations. If I won the lottery, I would buy an island. If + Past Perfect, ... Would Have + Past Participle
: Used for hypothetical or unlikely situations (If + past simple, would + verb). Third Conditional
If you ______ to the party, you ______ the famous actor. a) went / would have met b) had gone / would have met c) have gone / will meet d) go / meet
If she ______ harder, she ______ the exam next week. a) studies / will pass b) will study / passes c) studied / would pass d) has studied / passed
These are exclusive to this article—rare patterns that even advanced learners struggle with.
(First conditional: Future tense in the main clause)
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If she ________ her keys, she wouldn't be locked out of her apartment right now.A) didn't loseB) hasn't lostC) hadn't lostD) doesn't lose
A) wasn'tB) hadn't beenC) wouldn't beD) hasn't been Part 4: Advanced Mixed Conditionals
You ______ energy if you switched off the lights more often.A. will saveB. would saveC. would have savedD. save
Best downloads on iTunes.
Before diving into the exercises, let’s review the structural formulas for each conditional type. 1. The Zero Conditional (Real Present)
If she would have studied harder, she would have passed the exam. a) If she studied harder b) If she had studied harder c) If she would study harder d) No error
A. will winB. would winC. would have wonD. won
It ______ a good idea if we ______ the meeting to Friday? a) will be / postponed b) would be / postponed c) is / postpone d) would be / postpone
You have just completed an that covers everything from Zero to advanced Mixed conditionals with inversions. By working through these 50 questions and studying the answer explanations, you have strengthened your grammatical accuracy and your ability to recognize subtle errors at a glance. conditional sentences exercises multiple choice exclusive
Hypothetical, imaginary, or unlikely present/future situations. If I won the lottery, I would buy an island. If + Past Perfect, ... Would Have + Past Participle
: Used for hypothetical or unlikely situations (If + past simple, would + verb). Third Conditional
If you ______ to the party, you ______ the famous actor. a) went / would have met b) had gone / would have met c) have gone / will meet d) go / meet
If she ______ harder, she ______ the exam next week. a) studies / will pass b) will study / passes c) studied / would pass d) has studied / passed Before diving into the exercises, let’s review the
These are exclusive to this article—rare patterns that even advanced learners struggle with.
(First conditional: Future tense in the main clause)
If you want to practice more, let me know if you would like me to generate questions targeting a , adjust the overall difficulty level , or include more business-English scenarios . Share public link
If you are searching for content—meaning you want high-quality, carefully curated questions that you won’t find on a generic worksheet—you have come to the right place. a) If she studied harder b) If she
If she ________ her keys, she wouldn't be locked out of her apartment right now.A) didn't loseB) hasn't lostC) hadn't lostD) doesn't lose
A) wasn'tB) hadn't beenC) wouldn't beD) hasn't been Part 4: Advanced Mixed Conditionals
You ______ energy if you switched off the lights more often.A. will saveB. would saveC. would have savedD. save