Conditional sentences

In this English exercise, we will explore the three main types of conditional sentences, commonly known as "if" clauses. These conditionals are essential tools in English that express a condition and its result.

Type 1 conditionals describe real and possible situations in the future.
Type 2 conditionals discuss hypothetical situations in the present or future.
Type 3 conditionals reflect on hypothetical situations in the past, discussing what could have happened but didn't.

For each sentence in the exercise, choose the correct form to complete the if-clause accurately.

Question 1:

He (to pass) the exam if he had revised the material thoroughly.

Question 2:

If she (to accept) the job offer, she would be working abroad now.

Question 3:

You will know the answer if you (to pay) attention in class.

Question 4:

If you jog every morning, you (to lose) weight.

Question 5:

You will get a discount if you (to use) this coupon.

Question 6:

If you (to practice) your speech, you would have delivered it flawlessly.

Question 7:

If he (to have) a telescope, he would watch the stars every night.

Question 8:

If you (to possess) magical powers, you would change the world.

Question 9:

They would have repaired your car by now if you (to bring) it to the shop last week.

Question 10:

If he owned a bakery, he (to make) pastries every morning.

Question 11:

He would have felt better if he (to take) the medicine.

Question 12:

If we had checked the weather, we (to postpone) the picnic.

Question 13:

If she (to take) her medicine, she will feel better.

Question 14:

If you played the violin, you (to join) the orchestra.

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