Conditionals - open, first and second

If we leave now, we'll get there on time.
1. This is a real situation.
2. This is an imaginary situation.
3. This refers to something that is generally true.
If you book your tickets in advance, you get a better price.
1. This refers to the future.
2. This refers to something that is generally true.
3. This refers to an imagiinary situation.
If you took your time, you wouldn't make so many mistakes.
1. You take your time.
2. You don't take your time.
What _________ you do if you won a million dollars?
1. would
2. will
3. did
What ________ you do if they offer you the job?
1. would
2. will
3. could
What __________ if you heat hydrogen?
1. will happen
2. happens
3. happened
If she _________ less chocolate, she wouldn't be so overweight.
1. eats
2. would eat
3. ate
You _______ yourself if you're not careful!
1. would hurt
2. hurted
3. will hurt
If I _________ a ghost, I __________ pass out.
1. see, will
2. will see, would
3. saw, would
I can't speak Japanese. If I ____________ , I ________ be able to find a job in Japan.
1. could, might
2. could, would
3. would, could
If I won ten million dollars, I could buy a large flat.
1. The result is certain.
2. The result is just possible but not certain.
If I won ten million dollars, I would buy a large flat.
1. The result is uncertain.
2. The result is certain.

Quizzes - multiple choice / short answer

Wishes - regrets - conditionals analysis quiz
Multiple-choice quiz with concept questions for second / third conditionals / wish

Wishes - regrets - conditionals - completion quiz
Multiple - choice sentence completion quiz. Second / third conditionals / wishes / regrets

Real conditionals quiz
Ten-question multiple-choice quiz on real conditionals (zero and first conditional) in the form of a conversation between a new member or staff and a supervisor talking about procedures at work.

Conditional sentences - first, second and third
Sixteen-question multiple-choice exercise on conditional sentences. Includes examples of first, second and third conditionals. Suitable for intermediate and upper intermediate students of English (B1 / B2).

First and second conditionals - alternative forms
Twelve-question multiple-choice exercise. Includes alternative forms of the first and second conditional - Should I... Were I...