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OxfordEGCB Test18
OxfordEGCB Test18
Level 1
TEST 18 • if
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1 Put in if or unless.
If I’m not going to work, I can sleep until 9 o’clock.
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2 Probable or not? Circle the best sentence-beginning.
If everybody is / was rich …
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3 Probable or not? Circle the best way to continue the sentences.
Maybe I’ll go to Ian and Laura’s party. But if I go / went, I won’t / wouldn’t stay late.
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1 I’ll probably never learn Chinese. But if I speak / spoke it, it will be / would be useful for my work.
2 ‘We may move to Canada.’ ‘If you move / moved there, what work will / would you do?’
3 I don’t think we’re going to buy a new car. But if we buy / bought one, it’ll be / it’d be bigger than the one we have now.
4 ‘Shall I turn down the heater?’ ‘If you do / did, the house will get / would get very cold.’
5 If I went shopping tomorrow, I’ll spend / I’d spend a lot of money. So I probably will go / won’t go.
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4 Unreal past. Choose the correct verbs and put in the correct forms to make past sentences.
Use uncontracted forms (e.g. I had NOT I’d).
If I had known you were coming, I would have stayed at home. (stay, know)
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Oxford English Grammar Course • Basic TEST 18 • if © Michael Swan and Catherine Walter PHOTOCOPIABLE
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5 Mixed structures. Put in the correct verb forms. Where possible, use contracted forms (e.g. I’ll NOT I will)
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I know you ’ll like this cake if you try some. (like)
1 If you typed more slowly, perhaps you so many mistakes. (not make)
2 I through the park after dark unless you come with me. (not walk)
3 If we you were free yesterday, we’d have asked you to come swimming with us. (know)
4 If the sunlight very strong, I always wear a hat and use sun cream. (get)
5 If people more slowly, the roads would be much safer. (drive)
6 If we left now, we an hour early. (arrive)
7 If they’d liked the lunch I cooked, they so much food on their plates. (not leave)
8 I your clothes for you if you leave them on your bed. (wash)
9 If I were you, I unless you have a raincoat. (not go out)
10 They’ll be late for school unless they . (hurry up)
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6 Mixed structures. Correct the mistakes or write ‘Correct’.
We’ll be late if we won’t hurry. don’t
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7 Mixed structures. Put in the correct sentence-endings from the box.
I’ll fall asleep in my armchair while it’s on. ✓
I usually go to bed at 11 o’clock.
I usually fall asleep in my armchair while it’s on.
I always fell asleep in my armchair while it was on. So I’ve stopped watching it.
I would have fallen asleep while it was on, but I didn’t watch it.
I’d always be tired in the morning. So I never watch it.
If I watch the midnight news on TV tonight, I’ll fall asleep in my armchair while it’s on.
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Oxford English Grammar Course • Basic TEST 18 • if © Michael Swan and Catherine Walter PHOTOCOPIABLE