Mixed conditionals | Exercise 6

Mixed conditionals exercises - advanced

Exercise 1: Complete the sentences. Be careful, some of these sentences are mixed conditionals.

Example: Mixed conditionals:
If I ___ more, I could win now. (practise)
If I had practised more, I could win now.

We enough time if we wanted to see the castle. (have)

In case you a car, will you teach me to drive? (buy)

She angry if you had told her. (get)

If they our product when we asked them, they would get a discount now. (support)

Even if I him, he won't come. (ask)

It will be a disaster unless Joyce us. (help)

If you something to eat in the morning, you wouldn't feel sick now. (have)

I wouldn't risk it if I you. (be)

The chicken isn't very good. It better if you had put some spices on it. (taste)

I won't go to the dance unless you me. (join)

If the hotel in Paris had been full, we somewhere else. (stay)

If I got the job, I grateful to you. (be)

Unless she the test she will get her driving licence next week. (fail)

Exercise 2: Complete the negative forms of the conditional sentences.

How would you explain the meaning of this word if you it? (not know)

We angry if you had refused the dinner. (not be)

If I were you, I it. (not take)

If Ken the car, who will do it? (not mend)

If I in a hurry when I got up, I wouldn't catch the train. (not be)

She won't finish it on time if she right now. (not start)

Had I driven slowly, I . (not crash)

She would get fat if she eating. (not stop)

Had he not let me know, I him at the airport tomorrow morning. (not collect)

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