Conditionals - First vs Second
Dive into the world of conditionals with this engaging exercise that challenges you to distinguish between the first conditional for real possibilities and the second conditional for hypothetical scenarios. Strengthen your understanding through interactive examples and creative sentences that bring these grammatical concepts to life!
Questions
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If I have time tomorrow, I ___ you.
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If I had a million dollars, I ___ a mansion.
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She will join us if she ___ her homework.
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Where would you go if you ___ fly?
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If it snows this weekend, we ___ skiing.
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If I were the president, I ___ taxes.
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They will be disappointed if you ___.
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If he studied more, he ___ better marks.
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If we win this game, we ___ the champions.
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If I lived near the sea, I ___ swimming every day.
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You will miss the flight if you ___ now.
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If she knew his number, she ___ him.