Supposing you a million dollars, what ______ you do? A) have / will B) had / would C) would have / did D) will have / do
. It describes a past situation that didn't happen (an accident) because of a specific past condition (the ice). ❌ "won't have" is future.
I don't speak French. If I ______ French, I ______ that job in Paris two years ago. A) speak / will get B) spoke / would get C) had spoken / would have got D) spoke / would have got
If we ______ in a castle, we ______ servants. conditional sentences exercises multiple choice exclusive
Explanation: This is an inverted First Conditional used for formal instructions or possibilities. Should you experience is equivalent to If you should experience .
Explanation: "Supposing" acts like "If." This is a Second Conditional (imaginary future situation), so we use the Past Simple.
Let me outline: Title with keyword. Introduction explaining importance of conditionals and what makes this "exclusive." Then sections for each conditional type, each with a quick grammar recap and 5-10 MC questions. After that, a mixed conditionals section. Then a final mega-challenge section with more mixed questions. Answer key with explanations. Closing tips and invitation for feedback. Supposing you a million dollars, what ______ you do
Supposing you ______ the lottery tomorrow, what is the first thing you ______? A) win / would do B) won / do C) had won / would have done D) would win / did
We are not limited to "will" and "would."
If it ________ tomorrow, we will cancel the picnic.A. rainB. rainsC. rainedD. will rain ❌ "won't have" is future
This is a Second Conditional sentence focusing on an imaginary present situation. The main clause uses would take up , meaning the if-clause must use the Past Simple ( had ). Correct Answer: D) had worn
If I in your position, I would schedule an immediate meeting with the board of directors. C) had been D) would be
Before attempting the exclusive exercises, let's ensure the foundation is solid.
"If I ______ afraid of heights, I would have gone skydiving with you last year." A) am not B) wasn't C) weren't D) haven't been
If you are striving for fluency in English, mastering conditional sentences is non-negotiable. They allow you to express possibilities, regrets, facts, and imaginary situations. However, most learners get stuck at the basic "If it rains, I will stay home" level.