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Master Conditionals with Helpful Examples

Learn and practice Type 2 and Type 3 conditionals through interactive exercises. Master the usage of 'if' clauses and their consequences in English grammar.

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Master Conditionals with Helpful Examples

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  1. Type 2 & 3 Conditionals

  2. Type 2 Conditionals

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  4. Match the items in the columns

  5. Type 3 Conditionals

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  7. 1. If Tom ( wake up) earlier, he ( not be) late for work. • 2. If you ( finish) your homework yesterday, you ( play) with your friends. • 3. If they ( invite) him to the picnic last Sunday, he ( come). • 4. If I (call) my friend yesterday, I ( know) he was in the hospital. • 5. If she ( arrive) at the airport earlier, she ( not miss) the plane. • 6. If Tom ( not forget) to pack his sleeping bag for the camping, he ( not sleep) on the hard ground.

  8. Wishes

  9. Rewrite the sentences using ‘wish’ or ‘if only’. • I scratched my sister’s CD. • I haven’t got a motorcycle. • I’m not old enough to go to nightclubs. • I left school without any qualifications. • I missed the plane to Lisbon. • I’m not tall enough to join the basketball team. • I didn’t call my grandfather last night. • I forgot their anniversary.

  10. I wish I had this lamp! • It would help me for the exam!!!

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