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Test Your Grammar Knowledge: Conditional and Wish Clauses

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1
Unless we know where to look,
we won't find where his base is.
we won't find where is his base?
we will find where his base is.
we will be abel to find where his base is.
2
If Napoleon had been alive in 1940,
he would have been fighting the Germans.
he would fight the Germans.
he fought the Germans.
he would fight the Germans.
3
If Ben had finished his work,
he could come.
he could have come.
he can came.
he will be able to come.
4
If I have the money,
I had taken a vacation.
I have taken a vacation.
I will take a vacation.
I would take a vacation.
5
If Napoleon were alive today,
he would have fought the Soviets.
he fought the Soviets.
he would be fighting the Soviets.
he will be fighting the Soviets.
6
If you pour oil on water,
it is floating.
it float
it floats
it will be floating.
7
I wish that
comes.
will be coming.
will come.
Iris could have come.
8
If you fly west,
you lost time.
you gain time.
you gained time.
you will be gaining time.
9
If I had known that,
I wouldn't have said anything.
I didn't say anything.
I wouldn't say anything.
I couldn't say anything.
10
I will stay home
it it will be raining.
if it rained,
if it had rained.
if it rains.
11
I wish that
John is leaving
John leaves
John will come
John had finished his work
12
Had I known,
I would have told you.
I would tell you.
I was going to tell you.
I will tell too.