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Identify the Conditional Sentence Type – Exercise 1
Schoolmanager
2018-03-12T09:07:07+01:00
Identify the Conditional Sentence Type – Exercise 1
Task
No. 1150
Find the correct conditions (types of if-clauses).
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Conditional Sentences – A Summary
1.
If it is cold, I'll wear a coat and scarf.
type I (probable condition)
type II (improbable condition)
type III (impossible condition)
Clue
2.
If we had bought a map, we wouldn't have got lost.
type I (probable condition)
type II (improbable condition)
type III (impossible condition)
Clue
3.
If the children were older, they could go on the rollarcoaster.
type I (probable condition)
type II (improbable condition)
type III (impossible condition)
Clue
4.
Sean could fly to Madrid if he had more money.
type I (probable condition)
type II (improbable condition)
type III (impossible condition)
Clue
5.
If Jake helps with the housework, his mother will have more time for him.
type I (probable condition)
type II (improbable condition)
type III (impossible condition)
Clue
6.
What would you do if you saw a murder?
type I (probable condition)
type II (improbable condition)
type III (impossible condition)
Clue
7.
We might have had a glass of wine if you had bought some money.
type I (probable condition)
type II (improbable condition)
type III (impossible condition)
Clue
8.
If I were you, I would see a doctor.
type I (probable condition)
type II (improbable condition)
type III (impossible condition)
Clue
9.
We would understand more if the teacher spoke slowly.
type I (probable condition)
type II (improbable condition)
type III (impossible condition)
Clue
10.
If John had got up earlier, he wouldn't have been late for work.
type I (probable condition)
type II (improbable condition)
type III (impossible condition)
Clue
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Adjectives
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Phrasal Verbs
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