Exercise
Conditionals - Second vs Third
In this engaging exercise, students will explore the nuances of second and third conditional sentences by completing scenarios, transforming sentences, and creating their own examples, fostering a deeper understanding of hypothetical situations in the past and present. Get ready to unleash your creativity while mastering the art of expressing possibilities!
Questions
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If I knew her address, I ___ her a letter today.
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If I had known her address, I ___ her a letter yesterday.
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He would buy that car if he ___ enough money now.
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He would have bought that car if he ___ enough money last week.
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If they had trained harder, they ___ the match last Sunday.
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If they trained harder, they ___ the match today.
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MultiChoice
She would be happy if you ___ her flowers today.
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She would have been happy if you ___ her flowers yesterday.
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If we took a taxi now, we ___ earlier.
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If we had taken a taxi, we ___ earlier this morning.
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If I were you, I ___ that job offer today.
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If I had been you, I ___ that job offer last year.