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Conditionals

The document consists of four exercises focusing on different conditional forms in English grammar: Zero, First, Second, and Third Conditionals. Each exercise includes fill-in-the-blank and multiple-choice questions to practice verb forms and sentence structure. The exercises aim to enhance understanding and usage of conditional sentences.

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Conditionals

The document consists of four exercises focusing on different conditional forms in English grammar: Zero, First, Second, and Third Conditionals. Each exercise includes fill-in-the-blank and multiple-choice questions to practice verb forms and sentence structure. The exercises aim to enhance understanding and usage of conditional sentences.

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Exercise 1: Zero Conditional

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb.

1. If you mix blue and yellow, it _ (make) green.


2. If I _ (not water) the plants, they die.
3. Ice _ (melt) if you heat it.
4. If people _ (not eat), they get hungry.
5. If it _ (rain), the grass grows.

Exercise 2: First Conditional

Choose the correct answer.

1. If she _ (study), she _ (pass) the test.


a) studies / passes
b) studies / will pass
c) will study / will pass
2. I _ (call) you if I _ (have) time.
a) call / have
b) will call / have
c) will call / will have
3. If it _ (not rain), we _ (go) for a picnic.
a) doesn’t rain / will go
b) doesn’t rain / go
c) won’t rain / will go
4. You _ (not get) wet if you _ (take) an umbrella.
a) won’t get / take
b) don’t get / take
c) won’t get / will take

Exercise 3: Second Conditional

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

1. If I _ (win) the lottery, I _ (buy) a big house.


2. She _ (travel) more if she _ (have) enough money.
3. If we _ (live) by the sea, we _ (go) swimming every day.
4. He _ (help) you if he _ (know) how.
5. If I _ (be) you, I _ (take) the job.

Exercise 4: Third Conditional

Rewrite the sentences using the Third Conditional.

1. I didn’t study, so I failed the test.


→ If I _ (study), I _ (pass) the test.
2. She didn’t invite him, so he didn’t come to the party.
→ If she _ (invite) him, he _ (come) to the party.
3. We missed the train because we woke up late.
→ If we _ (wake) up earlier, we _ (catch) the train.
4. They didn’t bring a map, so they got lost.
→ If they _ (bring) a map, they _ (not get) lost.
5. He didn’t ask for help, so nobody helped him.
→ If he _ (ask) for help, someone _ (help) him.

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