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Identify the Conditional Sentence Type – Exercise 2
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2018-03-12T09:08:38+00:00
Identify the Conditional Sentence Type – Exercise 2
Task
No. 1151
Find the correct conditions (types of if-clauses).
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Conditional Sentences – A Summary
1
If it wasn't so early, I would go to bed.
type I (probable condition)
type II (improbable condition)
type III (impossible condition)
2
I would have phoned you if I had had your number.
type I (probable condition)
type II (improbable condition)
type III (impossible condition)
3
I would buy a Rolls Royce if I had a lot of money.
type I (probable condition)
type II (improbable condition)
type III (impossible condition)
4
If we had known the time of your arrival, we would have met you at the station.
type I (probable condition)
type II (improbable condition)
type III (impossible condition)
5
I could have helped you if you had told me the truth.
type I (probable condition)
type II (improbable condition)
type III (impossible condition)
6
If you were driving from Rome to Prague which way would you go?
type I (probable condition)
type II (improbable condition)
type III (impossible condition)
7
We ought to have arrived at dinner time if we hadn't taken the M4.
type I (probable condition)
type II (improbable condition)
type III (impossible condition)
8
If the weather had been better, the car might not have crashed.
type I (probable condition)
type II (improbable condition)
type III (impossible condition)
9
We can visit the castle if we have time.
type I (probable condition)
type II (improbable condition)
type III (impossible condition)
10
If Maradona had played in the team, they might have won the match.
type I (probable condition)
type II (improbable condition)
type III (impossible condition)
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Adjectives
Adverbs
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Conditional Sentences
Conjunctions
Gerunds and Infinitives
Modals, Modal Auxiliaries
Nouns
Participles
Passive Voice
Phrasal Verbs
Prepositions
Pronouns
Quantifiers
Questions
Relative Clauses
Reported Speech
Tenses
Various
Verbs