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1. I can’t let you go there. If you …. the last train, 6. You … less if you ……….. to lose weight.
where …. ? a) will eat/wanted
a) miss / will you stay b) should eat/want
b) missed/would you stay c) eat/want
c) miss/do you stay
7. I don’t think Mike will agree with this. If he
..., we……the project immediately.
2. If you ….. five and six, you …. eleven. a) agrees/will start
a) added / will get b) agreed/’d start
b) added/ would get c) agree/start
c) add/get
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Conditionals
Choose the correct option.
1. I can’t let you go there. If you …. the last train, 6. You … less if you ……….. to lose weight.
where …. ? a) will eat/wanted
a) miss / will you stay b) should eat/want
b) missed/would you stay c) eat/want
c) miss/do you stay
7. I don’t think Mike will agree with this. If
he
2. If you ….. five and six, you …. eleven. ..., we……the project immediately.
a) added / will get a) agrees/will start
b) added/ would get b) agreed/’d start
c) add/get c) agree/start
4. If your blood pressure … high, …. salt as little as 9. If I … you, I….an ambulance. You can’t
possible. go as fast as an ambulance to the hospital.
a) is / will eat a) was/will call
b) will be/eat b) were/’d call
c) is/eat c) am/will call
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1 I can’t let you go there. If you …….the last train, a. miss / will This is a first conditional type clause. We are
where …….? you stay talking about a possible future condition and its
a) Miss / will you stay result. It’s likely to happen.
b) Missed/would you stay
c) Miss/do you stay
2 If you ….. five and six, you …. eleven. c. add/get This is a zero conditional sentence. We are talking
a) added / will get about a situation which is always true.
b) added/ would get
c) add/get
3 Samantha: If I …. in Italy, I …… pizza every day. b. were/’d eat This is a second conditional sentence. Samantha
Sue: Well, you’d be very fat, then. imagines that she is in Italy. Sue also comments on
a) am/will eat her imagination by using second conditional result
b) were/’d eat clause.
c) am/eat
4 If your blood pressure … high, …. salt as little as c. is/eat This is a first conditional type. We can use
possible. imperative form in the result clause.
a) is / will eat
b) will be/eat
c) is/eat
5 It’s the rush hour in traffic, now. If the traffic …. a. is/can take This is a first conditional type. We understand
really bad, you ..… the tram to go home. from the first sentence that it is possible to
a) is/can take happen. We can use “can” modal verb in the result
b) will be/can take clause.
c) was/could take
6 You ….. less if you ……….. to lose weight. b. should This is a first conditional type. We can use “should”
a) will eat/wanted eat/want modal verb in the result clause to give advice.
b) Should eat/want
c) Eat/want
7 I don’t think Mike will agree with this. If he ….., b. agreed/’d This is a second conditional sentence. The speaker
we……the project immediately. start sees that it’s unlikely Mike to agree. So he’s
a) agrees/will start imagining the situation when Mike agrees.
b) agreed/’d start
c) agree/start
8 There are lots of possibilities to do in London. If c. were/’d visit This is a second conditional sentence. The speaker
I ….. in London, I…..Buckingham palace first. imagines this situation. The speaker cannot say
a) am/will visit this sentence when he is in London. So , he isn’t in
b) am/visit London, he is imagining that he is in London.
c) were/’d visit
9 If I … you, I….an ambulance. You can’t go as b. were/’d call This is a second conditional sentence. The speaker
fast as an ambulance to the hospital. gives advice by using the second conditional. We
a) was/will call can also use were instead was in second
b) were/’d call conditionals.
c) am/will call
10 If you…..your meal, you …...out. I‘ll check it. b. ‘ve This is a first conditional type. The speaker is
a) ‘ve finished/ go finished/may giving permission using may in the result clause.
b) ‘ve finished/may go go The speaker sees it’s possible to happen.
c) finished/’d go
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