Conditional Grammar Quiz - Conditional 0, 1, 2, and 3

Choose the phrase which best completes the conditional statement.

1. I leave on Saturdays

1. if she will come to visit.
2. if she comes to visit.
3. if she won't come to visit.

2. If he were President,

1. he would help the poor more.
2. he will help the poor more.
3. he would have helped the poor more.

3. If they had had enough good sense,

1. they would move to Santa Monica.
2. they would have moved to Santa Monica.
3. they would had moved to Santa Monica.

4. She will go crazy

1. if you leaves her.
2. unless she leaves you.
3. if she don't leave you.

5. If this storm gets worse,

1. we will have to go inland.
2. we have to get inland.
3. we must to go inland.

6. Watch out! If you touch that cable,

1. you will get a shock.
2. you shocked.
3. you had a shock.

7. I might have had time

1. if you needed my help.
2. if you had asked me for help.
3. if you ask me for help.

8. I'm afraid I can't understand you

1. if you speak unclear.
2. unless you speak more clearly.
3. if you don't speak clear.

9. She would have gone

1. if she had been in your position.
2. if she were in your position.
3. if she was in your position.

10. You would certainly have been angry

1. if you discovered what he knew.
2. if you had discovered what he knew.
3. if you had discovered what he had known.