...if there were more people like you. How does the sentence begin?

The world would be a better place

Choose the sentence that's in the 1st conditional.

If you make lunch, I'll make dinner.

Choose the sentence that's in the 3rd conditional.

If we had had a big breakfast, we wouldn't have been hungry.

Choose the sentence that's in the 2nd conditional.

I'd be famous if I had a special talent

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All Conditionals 0-1-2-3

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RULES for all 4 Conditionals 0-1-2-3: If (condition), (possible result). 0. If/When V1(s), V1(s). ➡ USUAL result 1. If V1, will V1. ➡ FUTURE result 2. If V2, would V1/be -ing. ➡ PRESENT result 3. If HAD V3, would have V3 ➡ PAST result https://www.woodwardenglish.com/lesson/conditional-sentences-if-clauses-introduction/ V1 ➡ verb 1, V2 ➡ verb 2, V3 ➡ verb 3. #GRM #Grammar #Conditionals #Conditionals0123 #AllConditionals

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1
...if there were more people like you. How does the sentence begin?
The world had been a better place
The world is a better place
The world would have been a better place
The world would be a better place
2
Choose the sentence that's in the 1st conditional.
If you make lunch, I'll make dinner.
If there had been more people, we wouldn't have gone.
If I had a horse, I'd call it Emperor.
I would take her to Paris if I had the money for the trip.
3
Continue the sentence: If you commit a crime, ... (usually)
you'll go to prison
you go to prison
you would have gone to prison
you would go to prison
4
Choose the sentence that's in the 3rd conditional.
If I had a million dollars, I would travel around the world.
If we had had a big breakfast, we wouldn't have been hungry.
They'll bring their friends to the party if you invite them.
If a horse and a donkey have a baby, it's a mule.
5
Continue the sentence: If I were rich, ...
I'll never work again
I'd never work again
I never work again
I would never have worked again
6
Continue the sentence: If I had studied, ...
I'll become a vet
I would have become a vet
I'd become a vet
I became a vet
7
...if I had been more careful. How does the sentence begin?
It would all work out
It would have all worked out
It had all worked out
I all works out
8
We would have gone to the beach if it hadn't rained. This is an example of ...
the first conditional
the third conditional
the zero conditional
the second conditional
9
She wouldn't have got so fat if she hadn't eaten pizza every day. This is an example of ...
the first conditional
the zero conditional
the third conditional
the second conditional
10
Choose the sentence that's in the 2nd conditional.
I wouldn't have caught that fish if you hadn't helped me
I would have defeated you if I hadn't got injured
I'll wear my new raincoat if it rains today
I'd be famous if I had a special talent
11
...I'd give everyone a pay rise! How does the sentence begin?
If I'd be the boss,
If I'm the boss,
If I was the boss,
If I were the boss,
12
...if my mum just let me. How does the sentence begin?
I shall come to the party
I'd come to the party
I'm coming to the party
I'll come to the party
13
...if you stay in the sun too long. How does the sentence begin?
You'll burn yourself
You had burned yourself
You burnt yourself
You'd burn yourself
14
Continue the sentence: If we study harder,...
we would have better grades
we have better grades
we'd have better grades
we'll have better grades

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All Conditionals 0-1-2-3

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Questions 14

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1
...if there were more people like you. How does the sentence begin?
The world had been a better place
The world is a better place
The world would have been a better place
The world would be a better place
2
Choose the sentence that's in the 1st conditional.
If you make lunch, I'll make dinner.
If there had been more people, we wouldn't have gone.
If I had a horse, I'd call it Emperor.
I would take her to Paris if I had the money for the trip.
3
Continue the sentence: If you commit a crime, ... (usually)
you'll go to prison
you go to prison
you would have gone to prison
you would go to prison
4
Choose the sentence that's in the 3rd conditional.
If I had a million dollars, I would travel around the world.
If we had had a big breakfast, we wouldn't have been hungry.
They'll bring their friends to the party if you invite them.
If a horse and a donkey have a baby, it's a mule.
5
Continue the sentence: If I were rich, ...
I'll never work again
I'd never work again
I never work again
I would never have worked again
6
Continue the sentence: If I had studied, ...
I'll become a vet
I would have become a vet
I'd become a vet
I became a vet
7
...if I had been more careful. How does the sentence begin?
It would all work out
It would have all worked out
It had all worked out
I all works out
8
We would have gone to the beach if it hadn't rained. This is an example of ...
the first conditional
the third conditional
the zero conditional
the second conditional
9
She wouldn't have got so fat if she hadn't eaten pizza every day. This is an example of ...
the first conditional
the zero conditional
the third conditional
the second conditional
10
Choose the sentence that's in the 2nd conditional.
I wouldn't have caught that fish if you hadn't helped me
I would have defeated you if I hadn't got injured
I'll wear my new raincoat if it rains today
I'd be famous if I had a special talent
11
...I'd give everyone a pay rise! How does the sentence begin?
If I'd be the boss,
If I'm the boss,
If I was the boss,
If I were the boss,
12
...if my mum just let me. How does the sentence begin?
I shall come to the party
I'd come to the party
I'm coming to the party
I'll come to the party
13
...if you stay in the sun too long. How does the sentence begin?
You'll burn yourself
You had burned yourself
You burnt yourself
You'd burn yourself
14
Continue the sentence: If we study harder,...
we would have better grades
we have better grades
we'd have better grades
we'll have better grades