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Basic Grammar Unit5 With Answers

This document contains a grammar exercise with multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about conditional sentences. The questions test understanding of conditional sentences using verbs like "would", "could", "might", and "won't". They also address conditional sentences relating to topics like the environment, climate change, pollution, and wildlife protection.

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Basic Grammar Unit5 With Answers

This document contains a grammar exercise with multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about conditional sentences. The questions test understanding of conditional sentences using verbs like "would", "could", "might", and "won't". They also address conditional sentences relating to topics like the environment, climate change, pollution, and wildlife protection.

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Unit 5

Basic Grammar

Name  Class  Date

1 Circle the correct options. 3 Circle the correct options.


1 If we stop / don’t stop using so much plastic, 1 If people didn’t use so much paper, forests …
the oceans will be full of pollution. disappear so fast.
2 There won’t be rainforests on the planet in a won’t b wouldn’t c don’t
the future if / unless we stop destroying them. 2 If there … more solar energy production, climate
3 If we stop hunting endangered species, change would slow down.
they could / won’t survive. a was b wasn’t c is
4 Climate change won’t / doesn’t slow down unless 3 If I could, I … join the wildlife protection group.
we change the energy we use. a will b wouldn’t c would
5 There won’t be more marine wildlife if / unless 4 We could walk to the waterfall if we … so tired.
we don’t protect the sea.
a weren’t b  wouldn’t be c aren’t
6 If I have / ’ll have time next term, I might start
5 I … use plastic bags for my shopping if recycled
an environmental group at school.
ones were available.

2 Complete the conditional sentences with the a don’t b would c wouldn’t


verbs in the box. 6 People would eat more fresh fish if the rivers …
look so dirty.
a don’t b didn’t c wouldn’t

4 Complete the sentences with a word or phrase


from each box.

didn’t destroy   didn’t waste  protected


reduced  studied  used

pollution   solar power   the environment
the rainforests   the sea   water


1 Everyone would have enough to drink if we
can doesn’t don’t might will won’t didn’t waste water .

2 There would be more oxygen if we reduced
1 If we all work together, we might save
pollution .
the planet.
3 Energy would be cleaner if we used solar power
2 If everyone thinks about their waste, we will
 .
produce less pollution.
4 Wild animals would be safer if we didn’t destroy
3 We won’t be safe here if the volcano erupts,
the rainforests .
so let’s move.
5 Marine life would survive if we protected
4 The icebergs will melt if we don’t solve
the sea .
the climate change problem.
6 Schools and universities could help save
5 If the cave doesn’t look too dark, I’ll go inside it.
the planet if more young people studied
6 Maybe we can protect marine life if we stop the environment .
using plastic.

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