Тест "Conditionals for 9th Form"

Test 9^th Form

Conditionals

1. Match two parts of the sentences.

2. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense.

1. I will read this article when I (to have) time.
2. If I were you, I (not, to complain).
3. If you touch a hot frying pan, you (to burn) your finger.
4. If jack had closed the door, the dog (not, to run) away.
5. Helen could live by herself if she (to be) older.
6. When water (to boil), it produces steam.
7. If Brian (to hear) any news, he would have phoned us immediately.
8. If the bus arrived half an hour earlier, we (to be) in time for the seminar.
9. If you do not water the flowers, they (to fade).
    

Test 9^th Form

Conditionals

1. Match two parts of the sentences.

2. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense.

1. I will read this article when I (to have) time.
2. If I were you, I (not, to complain).
3. If you touch a hot frying pan, you (to burn) your finger.
4. If jack had closed the door, the dog (not, to run) away.
5. Helen could live by herself if she (to be) older.
6. When water (to boil), it produces steam.
7. If Brian (to hear) any news, he would have phoned us immediately.
8. If the bus arrived half an hour earlier, we (to be) in time for the seminar.
9. If you do not water the flowers, they (to fade).

Key

I. Match two parts of the sentences

1. She would have come to dinner – b) if we had invited her.
2. Jane would lose weight – f) if she attended the gym regularly.
3. If I were you, I – d) wouldn’t travel on my own.
4. Unless Mark graduates from university – a) he won’t find a good job.
5. If you had locked the door, – c) the burglars wouldn’t have got in.
6. When the guests arrive, – e) we will greet them at the door.

II. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense

1. I will read this article when I have time. (Future Simple / Present Simple in time clause)
2. If I were you, I would not complain. (Second Conditional)
3. If you touch a hot frying pan, you will burn your finger. (First Conditional)
4. If Jack had closed the door, the dog would not have run away. (Third Conditional)
5. Helen could live by herself if she were older. (Second Conditional)
6. When water boils, it produces steam. (Zero Conditional – general truth)
7. If Brian had heard any news, he would have phoned us immediately. (Third Conditional)
8. If the bus arrived half an hour earlier, we would be in time for the seminar. (Second Conditional – hypothetical past)
9. If you do not water the flowers, they will fade. (First Conditional)