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POP QUIZ 3

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Master Your Conditionals!

Test your knowledge of conditionals with this engaging quiz! Whether you're a teacher, student, or English enthusiast, this quiz is designed to help you identify and understand different types of conditionals in the English language.

Join in to learn more about:

Zero Conditional
First Conditional
Common usage patterns
Practical examples

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ExplainingGrammar321

How many types of conditionals are there?

Which conditional do we use to talk about things that are generally true?

Third Conditional

Second Conditional

First Conditional

Zero Conditional

Choose the sentences that use the correct form of Zero Conditional.

When you smile, you look pretty.

If you were smarter, you would be successful by now.

You get fined if you park you car here.

If I drink too much coffee, I can't sleep at night.

Choose the possible forms for Zero Conditional.

When + present simple ... Present simple

Present simple ... if + present simple

If + present simple ... Past simple

If + past simple ... would

Zero Conditional...

Talks about a result of an action, things that are generally true.

Talks about the future.

Talks about possible things to happen in the future.

Talks about the present.

Which conditional do we use to talk about future actions that are possible to happen?

Zero Conditional

First Conditional

Second Conditional

Third Conditional

Choose the sentences that use the correct form of First Conditional

I'll leave as soon as the babysitter arrives.

When I finish work, I'll call you.

If you had study hard, you would have passed the exams.

You can go to the party as long as you're back by midnight.

Which is the correct form for First Conditional?

If/When + present simple ... will + infinitive

If/When + past simple ... will + infinitive

Will + infinitive ... if/when + past perfect

Will + infinitive ... if/when + past simple

First Conditional...

Talks about situations that are possible to happen in the future.

Talks about future actions.

Talks about impossible situations to happen in the future.

Talks about future situations to happen soon.

Choose the substitutes for the word if in First Conditional.

Unless

As long as

In case

As soon as

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