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Comprehensive Conditional Sentences Exercise Set

Part 1: Identification
Instructions: Identify the type of conditional used in each sentence (Zero, First, Second,
Third, or Mixed).

1. If you freeze water, it turns into ice. Zero

2. If it had rained yesterday, we would have stayed home. Third

3. If I were you, I would reconsider that decision. Second

4. If she doesn't hurry, she will miss the train. First

5. If he had known the truth, he wouldn't have made that comment. Mixed

Part 2: Sentence Formation


Instructions: Form a conditional sentence using the cues given.

1. Zero Conditional: If water boils at 100°C, it turns into steam.


2. First Conditional: If I win the lottery, I will buy a house.
3. Second Conditional: If you could change one law, what would it be?
4. Third Conditional: If they had listened to my advice, they would not have failed.
5. Mixed Conditional: If he had studied harder, he would be top of his class now.

Part 3: Sentence Correction


Instructions: Correct the errors in the conditional sentences

below. 1. If she would have arrived on time, she would catch the

bus.

If she had arrived on time, she would have caught the bus

2. If you will study hard, you would pass the exam.


If you study hard, you will pass the exam.

3. If I knew her number, I will call her.

If I knew her number, I would call her.

4. If he had go to the doctor, he would have felt better.

If he had gone to the doctor, he would have felt better.


5. If you mixes vinegar and baking soda, it explode.

If you mix vinegar and baking soda, it explodes.

Part 4: Real-World Application


Instructions: Use the appropriate conditional to create a response based on the scenario
provided.
1. Scenario: There is a possibility of rain tomorrow during the outdoor
event. Response: If it rains tomorrow, we'll have to move the outdoor
event indoors.

2. Scenario: You’re imagining a scenario where you can speak three more languages
fluently.
Response: If I could speak three more languages fluently, I would travel the world and
connect with people from different cultures.

3. Scenario: You missed an important meeting yesterday because your alarm didn't go
off. Response: If my alarm had gone off yesterday, I wouldn't have missed the important
meeting.

4. Scenario: Your friend is thinking about investing in stocks but is


unsure. Response: If I were you, I would research different investment
strategies and consult with a financial advisor before making any
decisions.

5. Scenario: Technological advancement has eradicated a major


disease. Response: If technological advancement had eradicated a
major disease, it would have saved countless lives and improved the
quality of life for many people.

Part 5: Dialogue Completion


Instructions: Complete the dialogues with the appropriate conditional

sentences. A: If I miss the bus tomorrow morning, I'll have to take a taxi.

B: Don’t worry, if that happens,I can give you a ride.

A: What would you do if you found a wallet on the street?

B: If I found a wallet on the street, I would definitely turn it in to the lost and found.

A: If he had called me, I would have been able to help him

B: Well, he didn’t call because he thought he could handle it himself.


Part 6: Advanced Error Correction
Instructions: Identify and correct the conditional sentences. Some may have more than one
error.

If you would have told me earlier, I would be able to help.

If you had told me earlier, I would have been able to help.

If I would know how to swim, I would go with you to the pool.

If I knew how to swim, I would go with you to the pool.

If the team had won the match, they was going to celebrate.

If the team had won the match, they would have celebrated.

If she studies harder, she could have passed her exams.

If she studies harder, she could pass her exams.

If you heat ice, it would melt.

If you heat ice, it melts.


Part 7: Scenario Response Writing
Instructions: Write responses to these scenarios using the appropriate type of conditional
sentence.

Scenario: Your company may implement a new policy that everyone works from home
twice a week.

Response:If the company implements a new policy of working from home twice a week, I'll
have more flexibility to manage my personal life.

Scenario: You are planning a surprise party for a friend, but you suspect they might have
other plans.

Response:If my friend doesn't have any other plans, I'll throw them a surprise party.

Scenario: You heard a rumor that your favorite band will come to your town next

year. Response: If my favorite band comes to town next year, I'll definitely buy tickets

to the concert.

Scenario: Imagine it’s 50 years in the future and climate change has been completely
reversed.

Response: If climate change had been completely reversed 50 years ago, the world would
be a much healthier and more sustainable place.

Scenario: You’re contemplating what would have happened if the internet was never
invented.

Response: If the internet had never been invented, communication and information
sharing would be significantly slower and less accessible.

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