Conditional Structures Flashcards
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Choose the sentence with a correct 'as long as' conditional:
Answer: You can borrow my car as long as you fill up the tank.
'As long as' introduces a condition and is followed by the present simple in first conditional structures.
Which inverted form correctly replaces 'If I had known, I would have called'?
Answer: Had I known, I would have called.
Third conditional inversion uses 'Had + subject + past participle' instead of the if-clause.
Complete with the correct conditional: 'Provided that you _____ on time, we _____ you a seat.'
Answer: arrive / will save
'Provided that' introduces a real condition; first conditional uses present simple + will.
Which sentence shows a second conditional used for advice?
Answer: If I were you, I would apologize immediately.
'If I were you, I would...' is a standard second conditional pattern used to give advice.
What is the result clause in a first conditional typically used to express?
Answer: A likely or possible future outcome
The first conditional expresses a realistic or likely result that will happen if the condition is met.
Identify which sentence uses 'even if' correctly in a conditional:
Answer: Even if it rains, we will hold the event outside.
'Even if it rains, we will' is a first conditional showing the outcome won't change regardless of the condition.
Which sentence correctly uses 'otherwise' as a conditional connector?
Answer: Study hard; otherwise, you will fail.
'Otherwise' introduces a negative consequence and uses 'will' for a real, likely result.