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Exercises Unreal Past
Exercises Unreal Past
Complete the spaces with the correct form of the verbs considering these are past unreal
situations.
Reminder: Pay attention to the correct spelling of the words you type in.
1.
Cameron: Have you bought my ticket?
2.
3.
Neighbor 1: Did the burglars take anything?
Neighbor 2: They tried, but they were caught. They if the police
fast. (escape / act -neg.)
4.
5.
William: Why didn't you join us for dinner last night?
6.
Chris: What took you so long to come talk to me?
If...
If clauses
Analyze the situations in which we use conditional clauses. Then, read the statements below and
decide which situation they refer to. Type 1, 2 or 3 in the spaces provided.
Situation 1 We use a conditional clause to talk about a possible and real situation and its results.
We use a conditional clause to talk about situations that do not exist, or events that
Situation 2
are unlikely to happen.
We use a conditional clause to mention something that could have happened in the
Situation 3
past, but did not in fact happen.
1. If Samuel had realized that they were going to rob him, he would have run away.
Situation
2. If I finish this early, I'll go to the concert with Susan and Geena.
Situation
3. If I had time, I'd give myself a treat: take some days off and go to a spa or a nice
beach resort.
Situation
4. I'll send you an email if I need more information about the project.
Situation
Situation
6. If David had been looking where he was going, he wouldn't have stumbled.
Situation
Situation
8. If the company had been under surveillance, yesterday's robbery wouldn't have
happened.
Situation
Situation
Situation
11. If I find Jeff's phone number or address, I'll let you know.
Situation
12. If we had had a camera with us on the boat trip, we would have taken great
pictures of the sealife underwater. The water was crystal clear and the sun was
shining.
Situation