Worksheet: Mixed Conditionals Practice

Answer key included — check your work after each section.

Notice

  • Section A: Complete the sentences. Section B: Identify the conditional type. Section C: Correct the errors.

Rule

Use everything from this module: Mixed Type 1 (past cause → present result), Mixed Type 2 (present trait → past result), and telling all five conditional types apart.

Practice

  1. A1. If I _____ (not / forget) my keys, I _____ (not / be stuck) outside now.
    Answer: hadn’t forgotten / wouldn’t be stuck
  2. A2. If he _____ (be) more confident, he _____ (apply) for that promotion last year.
    Answer: were / would have applied
  3. B1. ‘If I had studied harder, I’d have better grades now.’ — which mixed type?
    Answer: Type 1 — past perfect condition, present result
  4. C1. Correct: ‘If I would have seen you, I would have said hello.’
    Answer: If I had seen you, I would have said hello.

Connect

Finish with a full mixed-conditional practice set.

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