Mixed conditionals
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First and second conditional (mixed) PDF exercise 1

• Respond to situations:
  My sister is ill. She won't go out. - If my sister wasn't ill, she ___ out.

Second and third conditional (mixed) PDF exercise 2

• Correct mistakes:
  If I were you, I wouldn't have done it now. - ___

Conditionals (mixed forms) PDF exercise 3

• Choose correct forms:
  Say hello to Lilly if you ___ her. (will see | see)

Mixed conditionals PDF exercise 4

• Complete mixed conditional sentences:
  I'd have my driving licence if I ___ at the traffic lights. (stop)

More PDF worksheets:

Zero conditional exercises PDF I always take my umbrella if it rains.

First conditional exercises PDF I will take my umbrella if it rains.

Second conditional exercises PDF I would take my umbrella if it rained.

Third conditional exercises PDF I would have taken my umbrella if it had rained.

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Examples and grammar rules

In the mixed conditional sentences we can combine the second and third conditional.
If he had left immediately, he would be here now. (He didn't leave immediately and isn't here.)
If I had studied hard when I was young, I wouldn't be a porter now. (I didn't study and I am a porter.)
If we hadn't told him the way while he was preparing for his journey, he would get lost now. (We told him and he isn't lost.)

Inverted conditionals

We can also make mixed conditional sentences by changing the word order in the if clause.
Had he booked the hotel room in time, he wouldn't sleep at the camp now. (If he had booked ... )

This form is less common, quite formal and is mostly used in writing.

Note

If is the most frequent expression in the if clauses, but other expressions are also possible.
I would be here tonight even if you had not invited me.
We couldn't have this lecture provided that Mrs. Jones had gone to Paris.
I wouldn't be hungry now on condition you had made the dinner.

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