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This document contains several grammar questions about conditional sentences in English. The questions test knowledge of different conditional structures including type 0, 1, 2, and 3 conditions. Correct answers are provided for each multiple choice question about identifying and using conditionals in sentences.

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UFSC Conditional

This document contains several grammar questions about conditional sentences in English. The questions test knowledge of different conditional structures including type 0, 1, 2, and 3 conditions. Correct answers are provided for each multiple choice question about identifying and using conditionals in sentences.

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(UFSC - 1998 Adaptada) Choose the grammatically CORRECT proposition to complete the

blanks in the following sentence

If he ____________ the basics of computers, he ____________ a better student.

learns - will become

 learn - would become

 would know - was

 know - would be

 will learn - becomes


FUVEST 2003) - Choose the item which best completes the sentence:

Diana wouldn’t be at the farm in time for dinner unless she_______by five.

would get away

 gets away

 got away

 had got away

 can get away


(UNESP 2007) Indique a alternativa que preenche corretamente a sentença:

If the snow cover ________ longer, it _______ the plants and _______ the water cycle.

lasted - would damage - will disturb

 would last - would damage - disturb

 lasts - will damage - disturb

 will last - damages - disturbs

 lasts - will damage - disturbed


(PUC/RIO 1998) In the sentence "If you wrote about the international banking systems for
bankers, your language and information would be more technical", the author intends to
transmit an idea of:

conclusion
 addition

 condition

 comparison

 contrast
(CESGRANRIO) The idea that laughter promotes good health first received widespread
attention in 1979. But centuries earlier astute observers had ascribed physical benefits to
humor. 

Mark the sentence below that must be completed with the same verb tense as HAD ASCRIBED.

If I had the time, I________ (visit) you.

 If I go the Post Office, I____________ (mail) this letter for you.

 If she ____________(see) the movie, she would have told you.

 He would tell you about it if he ___________(be) there.

 I could understand him if he ____________(not speak) so quickly.


Choose the correct sentence:

If Melissa studied for the test, she’d have been approved.

 If it rains tomorrow, I would stay home.

 Paul would have stay, if Mary invited him.

 If Philip wanted, he will become very successful.

 If I were you, I wouldn’t do that!


Which is the correct sentence?

Had Mary lived in England, she would have learned to speak English well.

 Jessica arrives sooner, if she had a car.

 If I was you, I wouldn’t go to the party tonight.

 Rebecca had married Bill, she would have inherited his fortune when he passed away.
 If Mary wears that miniskirt, she would be expelled from college.
Select the correct sentence:

Metals expand when one heats them.

 If Melissa had known about the blackout she wouldn’t go out that night.

 If Mary inherits a large fortune, she would help the poor.

 Had Peter gone to the party, I doubt he would chat with Melissa, because they hate each
other.

 What would you do if you was a celebrity?

Choose the sentence where the Conditional is correctly used:

I think girls would be happier if they wouldn’t worry so much about clothes.

 If you need any help, just call me up, ok?

 Samantha won’t be invited for the party if she didn’t pitch in with some money.

 Were I rich, I would have bought a Ferrari.

 Jennifer wouldn’t have married Jonathan, if he is poor.


Complete the sentence adequately:

"Had Mary seen the accident, _______________"

she helped the victims.

 she will have helped the victims.

 she helps the victims.

 she would have helped the victims.

 help the victims, please.

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