ZERO Conditional Sentences
Scientific Knowledge, General Truth, Facts etc.
If water reaches 100 degrees, it boils.
If one is healthy, nothing is lost.
First Conditional Sentences
Possibility in Present Tense
If they come, we shall play the match.
If she works hard, she will succeed.
If he works hard, he can succeed.
If you work hard, you should succeed.
If he works hard, he may succeed.
If Ali works hard, he must succeed.
If Maria works hard, she ought to succeed.
Second Conditional Sentences
Hypothetical Condition in Past Tense
If he took the exam, he would pass it.
If he took the exam, he could pass it easily.
If he informed us, we would reach in time.
If you cheated me, I would inform the police.
Third Conditional Sentences
Irrevocable condition of Past Tense
If he had played, we would have won the match.
If he had been rich, he would have got a villa.
Had it been someone else, I could easily have wangled
ten rupees.
If I were you, I would have bought the house.
If I had been invited, I could have come.
If I had had more money, I might have bought another house.
Test No 9 Conditional Sentences
Q. Use of Correct form of the verb
1. If he eats healthy food, I _____ (enjoy) good health.
2. If he had more money, he would _____ (buy) another mobile.
3. If I were you, I would have _____ (catch) him.
4. Had he been there, I would have ______ (inform) him.
5. If he _____ (write) me a letter, I would get that.
6. If I took the exam, I could ___ (pass) it.
7. If she worked hard, she would ______ (get) very good marks.
8. If you _______ (inform) me in time, I would reach the party.
9. If she ______ (write) an essay, we would have published it.
10. We could help them if they ______ (be) deserving.
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Change of Voices (Imperative & Optative sentences)
Use of Quantifiers in English
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