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B1+. ConditionalsVersión en línea Review the real and unreal conditionals for the B1+ level of English. por Teacher Ismael 1 The teachers wouldn't like it if you ... your hair purple. a dye b dyed c had dyed d would have dyed 2 If Alex is moody, ... to him. a don't talk b didn't talk c wouldn't have talked d could not talk 3 If you ... more careful, you wouldn't have lost your sunglasses. a was b are c had been d were 4 If we had got here earlier, we ... the film. a see b saw c would have seen d had seen 5 If you buy those jeans, you ... enough money for the jacket. a won't have b don't have c didn't have d wouldn't have had 6 If he ... those terrible clothes, he'd be really attractive. a don't wear b didn't wear c wouldn't have worn 7 If you use computers in school, you ... about the Internet. a will probably know b probably know c knew d had known 8 ... you learn to use the Internet, you won't be able to send emails. a If b When c Unless d Provided 9 If you have a computer at home, you ... it to make new friends. a will use b can use c use d used 10 If you ... an English course, you'll pass the exam. a join b joined c will join d had joined 11 If I ... you, I wouldn't touch it. a was b were c am d will be 12 "If I had gone to the party, I would have seen my friends." a I went to the party, but I didn't see my friends. b Although I didn't go to the party, I saw my friends. c I didn't go to the party so I didn't see my friends. d I didn't go to the party because I had to see my friends. 13 "When I see Tim, I will tell him the truth." a I'm not sure if I will see Tim or not. b It's just a matter of time that I see Tim. c I didn't see Tim. d It's unlikely that I see Tim. 14 If Paul ... the job, he will be very happy. a will get b is getting c gets d had got 15 I wouldn´t have known if I ... watched the news. a haven´t b hadn´t c didn´t d wouldn´t have 16 "Have you seen that film?" "No, I wish ... ." a had b have c did d would 17 "Would you like to go to the lake?" "I'd rather we ... to the beach." a go b be going c had gone d went 18 "It doesn't look like we´ll be going on a picnic." "No, I wish it ... raining!" a could stop b would stop c had stopped d stops 19 ... you found a wallet full of money, what would you do? a Providing b Supposing c In case d Unless 20 "Will James win the race?" "Not ... he trains harder." a unless b even if c only if d on condition 21 We'd better hurry, ... we'll be late. a as long as b in case c unless d otherwise 22 We won't be late ... the train. a unless we catch b if we had caught c if we would catch d if we catch 23 I'd sooner she ... me before she'd sent that email. a had phoned b phoned c would phone d would have phoned 24 We won't go on the excursion unless the weather is fine. a We'll go on the excursion even if the weather isn't fine. b Providing the weather's fine, we'll go on the excursion. c Regardless of the weather, we won't go on the excursion. d We won't go on the excursion in case the weather isn't fine. 25 I'd never have learnt to ski if it hadn't been for Ruth. a I taught Ruth how to ski. b I learnt how to ski, in spite of Ruth. c Ruth taught me how to ski. d I never learnt to ski because of Ruth. 26 You can go to the party as long as your sister goes. a Your sister's going to the party, so you can't go. b Even if you go to the party, your sister won't go. c Unless your sister goes to the party, you can go. d Unless your sister goes to the party, you can't go. 27 The children regret not listening to their mother's advice. a The children wish that they had listened to what their mother had suggested. b The children are sorry they listened to their mother's advice. c The children wish their mother had given them some advice. d The children wish they hadn't done what their mother had avised. 28 Denise acts as if she were the boss. a Denise isn't the boss, but she behaves like one. b Denise is the boss and behaves like one. c When Denise was the boss, she behaved like one. d We know Denise is the boss because of the way she acts. 29 If I ... you, I wouldn't accept the offer a was b were c Both options are possible. 30 Without an umbrella, if it rains, you ... wet. a get b will get c are going to get d All these options are possible. 31 Do you think pigs ... if they ... wings? a would fly ... had b will fly ... have c would fly ... have d will fly ... had 32 If you ... a minute, I'll come with you. a wait b will wait c waited d had waited 33 We ... John if we'd known about his problems. a had helped b would help c would've helped d helped 34 If I could go anywhere, it ... New Zealand. a would be b will be c would have been d were 35 Would you go out more often if you ... so much in the house? a don't have to do b didn't have to do c hadn't had to do d wouldn't have done 36 If I go to the party, I will phone you. a When I go to a party, I always phone you. b I don't go to parties unless I phone you. c It's likely to happen. d It's unlikely to happen. 37 I ... I could go on holiday. a if b wish c unless d as long as 38 I wish you ... you were not there. I looked for you for hours! a told b tell c would tell d had told

B1+. ConditionalsVersión en línea

Review the real and unreal conditionals for the B1+ level of English.

por Teacher Ismael

The teachers wouldn't like it if you ... your hair purple.

dye

dyed

had dyed

would have dyed

If Alex is moody, ... to him.

don't talk

didn't talk

wouldn't have talked

could not talk

If you ... more careful, you wouldn't have lost your sunglasses.

was

are

had been

were

If we had got here earlier, we ... the film.

see

saw

would have seen

had seen

If you buy those jeans, you ... enough money for the jacket.

won't have

don't have

didn't have

wouldn't have had

If he ... those terrible clothes, he'd be really attractive.

don't wear

didn't wear

wouldn't have worn

If you use computers in school, you ... about the Internet.

will probably know

probably know

knew

had known

... you learn to use the Internet, you won't be able to send emails.

When

Unless

Provided

If you have a computer at home, you ... it to make new friends.

will use

can use

use

used

If you ... an English course, you'll pass the exam.

join

joined

will join

had joined

If I ... you, I wouldn't touch it.

was

were

will be

"If I had gone to the party, I would have seen my friends."

I went to the party, but I didn't see my friends.

Although I didn't go to the party, I saw my friends.

I didn't go to the party so I didn't see my friends.

I didn't go to the party because I had to see my friends.

"When I see Tim, I will tell him the truth."

I'm not sure if I will see Tim or not.

It's just a matter of time that I see Tim.

I didn't see Tim.

It's unlikely that I see Tim.

If Paul ... the job, he will be very happy.

will get

is getting

gets

had got

I wouldn´t have known if I ... watched the news.

haven´t

hadn´t

didn´t

wouldn´t have

"Have you seen that film?" "No, I wish ... ."

had

have

did

would

"Would you like to go to the lake?" "I'd rather we ... to the beach."

be going

had gone

went

"It doesn't look like we´ll be going on a picnic." "No, I wish it ... raining!"

could stop

would stop

had stopped

stops

... you found a wallet full of money, what would you do?

Providing

Supposing

In case

Unless

"Will James win the race?" "Not ... he trains harder."

unless

even if

only if

on condition

We'd better hurry, ... we'll be late.

as long as

in case

unless

otherwise

We won't be late ... the train.

unless we catch

if we had caught

if we would catch

if we catch

I'd sooner she ... me before she'd sent that email.

had phoned

phoned

would phone

would have phoned

We won't go on the excursion unless the weather is fine.

We'll go on the excursion even if the weather isn't fine.

Providing the weather's fine, we'll go on the excursion.

Regardless of the weather, we won't go on the excursion.

We won't go on the excursion in case the weather isn't fine.

I'd never have learnt to ski if it hadn't been for Ruth.

I taught Ruth how to ski.

I learnt how to ski, in spite of Ruth.

Ruth taught me how to ski.

I never learnt to ski because of Ruth.

You can go to the party as long as your sister goes.

Your sister's going to the party, so you can't go.

Even if you go to the party, your sister won't go.

Unless your sister goes to the party, you can go.

Unless your sister goes to the party, you can't go.

The children regret not listening to their mother's advice.

The children wish that they had listened to what their mother had suggested.

The children are sorry they listened to their mother's advice.

The children wish their mother had given them some advice.

The children wish they hadn't done what their mother had avised.

Denise acts as if she were the boss.

Denise isn't the boss, but she behaves like one.

Denise is the boss and behaves like one.

When Denise was the boss, she behaved like one.

We know Denise is the boss because of the way she acts.

If I ... you, I wouldn't accept the offer

was

were

Both options are possible.

Without an umbrella, if it rains, you ... wet.

get

will get

are going to get

All these options are possible.

Do you think pigs ... if they ... wings?

would fly ... had

will fly ... have

would fly ... have

will fly ... had

If you ... a minute, I'll come with you.

wait

will wait

waited

had waited

We ... John if we'd known about his problems.

had helped

would help

would've helped

helped

If I could go anywhere, it ... New Zealand.

would be

will be

would have been

were

Would you go out more often if you ... so much in the house?

don't have to do

didn't have to do

hadn't had to do

wouldn't have done

If I go to the party, I will phone you.

When I go to a party, I always phone you.

I don't go to parties unless I phone you.

It's likely to happen.

It's unlikely to happen.

I ... I could go on holiday.

wish

unless

as long as

I wish you ... you were not there. I looked for you for hours!

told

tell

would tell

had told

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