Exercises on Conditional Sentences

20 Exercises on Conditional Sentences


This exercise on conditional sentences focuses on understanding and applying the concept of conditional sentences in English grammar. It covers various aspects, including the definition, types (zero, first, second, third, and mixed conditionals), and their appropriate usage. The questions test your ability to identify conditional sentence types, use correct structures, and differentiate between real and hypothetical scenarios.

1. 
What is a conditional sentence?

2. 
Which of the following is a conditional sentence?

3. 
What is the correct structure of a zero conditional sentence?

4. 
First conditional sentences are used to talk about:

5. 
Which of the following is a second conditional sentence?

6. 
Third conditional sentences express:

7. 
Choose the correct example of a zero conditional sentence:

8. 
Which of these sentences is a first conditional?

9. 
Mixed conditional sentences combine:

10. 
"If I had enough time, I would visit my family." What type of conditional is this?

11. 
Which sentence uses correct tenses for a first conditional?

12. 
"If I were you, I would apologize." This sentence expresses:

13. 
What is the main purpose of using conditional sentences?

14. 
Identify the third conditional sentence:

15. 
What is the correct structure of a Third Conditional sentence?

16. 
Complete the sentence: "If I _____ a millionaire, I would buy a helicopter."

17. 
What punctuation is needed in a conditional sentence?

18. 
Choose the correctly written Third Conditional sentence:

19. 
What is the main clause in this sentence: "If I wake up early, I’ll go for a run"?

20. 
Which sentence expresses a First Conditional?

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