Last updated on May 13, 2024 by Grammargeek
Understanding conditionals is a fundamental aspect of mastering the English language. To aid in this learning process, we have developed a comprehensive conditional worksheet that covers various types of conditional sentences.
Please ensure to revisit the articles below to further enhance your comprehension of conditional sentences.
- Zero conditional
- First conditional
- Second conditional
- Third conditional
- Mixed conditional
Conditional Worksheet
Conditional Exercises
Conditional Exercise 1: Complete the sentences using the correct form of the verb in brackets
- If you study hard, you _______ (pass) the exam.
- If she _______ (have) more time, she would travel around the world.
- If he had known about the meeting, he _______ (attend).
- If I _______ (be) a bird, I would fly to you.
- If it _______ (rain) tomorrow, we will cancel the picnic.
- If they _______ (not leave) early, they would have been late for the concert.
- If you _______ (touch) that wire, you could get an electric shock.
- If she _______ (not see) the sign, she wouldn’t have stopped.
- If I _______ (find) a wallet on the street, I will take it to the police.
- If he _______ (eat) too much, he might feel sick.
- If you had called me, I _______ (come) right away.
- If it _______ (be) sunny, we could go to the beach.
- If you _______ (send) the letter, he will receive it by Friday.
- If they _______ (practice) more, they could win the match.
- If I _______ (know) his number, I would call him.
- If the weather _______ (not change), we’ll go hiking this weekend.
- If you _______ (speak) quietly, the baby will not wake up.
- If she _______ (not miss) the bus, she would have arrived on time.
- If I _______ (be) you, I would take the job offer.
- If he _______ (not have) to work late, he would join us for dinner.
- If you _______ (want) to succeed, you must work hard.
- If they _______ (invite) her to the party, she might come.
- If you _______ (not tell) the truth, I will be very disappointed.
- If she _______ (study) for the test, she might have passed.
- If the alarm _______ (go) off, we would have woken up earlier.
Answer
1. will pass | 2. had | 3. would have attended |
4. were | 5. rains | 6. had not left |
7. touch | 8. had not seen | 9. find |
10. eats | 11. would have come | 12. were |
13. send | 14. practiced | 15. knew |
16. does not change | 17. speak | 18. had not missed |
19. were | 20. did not have | 21. want |
22. invite | 23. do not tell | 24. had studied |
25. had gone |
Conditional Exercise 2: True or false?
- If it rains tomorrow, we will cancel the picnic. (True/False)
- If she was taller, she could be a model. (True/False)
- If you would have told me, I would have helped you. (True/False)
- If he had studied harder, he would have passed the exam. (True/False)
- If I am hungry, I always eat an apple. (True/False)
- Should you see James, tell him to call me. (True/False)
- If you heat ice, it melts. (True/False)
- If I knew her number, I will call her. (True/False)
- Unless you apologize, I will not forgive you. (True/False)
- If I were you, I would not do this. (True/False)
- If you will finish your homework, you can go out to play. (True/False)
- If she had went to bed earlier, she wouldn’t have been so tired. (True/False)
- If it is sunny, we could go to the beach. (True/False)
- If you don’t hurry, we might miss the bus. (True/False)
- If he didn’t like the movie, he would have left early. (True/False)
- If I had enough money, I would buy a new car. (True/False)
- If you eat too much candy, you get a stomachache. (True/False)
- If you mix red and blue, you get purple. (True/False)
- If you would eat your vegetables, you would be healthier. (True/False)
- If the weather was better, we could have had the party outside. (True/False)
Answer
- True
- False (The correct form should be “If she were taller, she could be a model.” This is a second conditional sentence referring to an unreal or hypothetical situation, so “were” is used instead of “was.”)
- False (The correct form should be “If you had told me, I would have helped you.” This is a third conditional sentence and requires the past perfect tense (“had told”) in the if-clause.)
- True
- True
- True
- True
- False (The correct form should be “If I knew her number, I would call her.” This is another second conditional sentence, so the correct sequence of tenses is “knew” in the if-clause and “would” in the main clause.)
- True
- True
- False (The correct form should be “If you finish your homework, you can go out to play.” This is the first conditional sentence expressing a possible condition and its probable result. Therefore, the present simple tense “finish” is used in the if-clause.)
- False (The correct form should be “If she had gone to bed earlier, she wouldn’t have been so tired.” This is a third conditional sentence, so the verb in the if-clause should be in the past perfect tense “had gone.”)
- False (The correct form should be “If it is sunny, we can go to the beach.” This is the first conditional sentence, which deals with a real possibility in the future. The present simple tense “is” should be used in the if-clause.)
- True
- True
- True
- True
- True
- False (The correct form should be “If you ate your vegetables, you would be healthier.” This is a second conditional sentence expressing a hypothetical situation, so the past simple tense “ate” is used in the if-clause.)
- False (The correct form should be “If the weather had been better, we could have had the party outside.” This is a third conditional sentence referring to an unreal past condition and its probable past result. The correct tense for the if-clause is the past perfect “had been.”)
Conditional Exercise 3: Match the conditions to the results to complete the sentences
Condition | Result |
---|---|
1. If you boil water, | a. I would have called you. |
2. If I knew her number, | b. it evaporates. |
3. If they had left earlier, | c. she will finish the project on time. |
4. If you study every day, | d. you get orange. |
5. If I were the manager, | e. I would change some company policies. |
6. If it rains, | f. they wouldn’t have been stuck in traffic. |
7. If you don’t water the plants, | g. it will turn off automatically. |
8. If you set the timer for 10 minutes, | h. you will improve your language skills. |
9. If you mix red and yellow paint, | i. we can’t go to the beach. |
10. If she works hard, | j. they will die. |
11. If I had seen the signal, | k. they might win the championship. |
12. If the team plays well, | l. you would have known about the surprise. |
13. If you had checked the email, | m. the soup will be ready. |
14. If you add salt to the soup, | n. we would have stopped for you. |
15. If he calls me, | o. I will answer right away. |
16. If we had recognized you in the crowd, | p. I wouldn’t go out without an umbrella. |
17. If it’s sunny tomorrow, | q. we will have a picnic in the park. |
18. If I had more time, | r. I would learn to play the guitar. |
19. If you leave the door open, | s. the cat might run outside. |
20. If you want to stay healthy, | t. you should exercise regularly. |
Answer
1. b | 2. l | 3. f |
4. h | 5. e | 6. I |
7. j | 8. g | 9. d |
10. c | 11. a | 12. k |
13. l | 14. m | 15. o |
16. n | 17. q | 18. r |
19. s | 20. t |
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