Grammar Mastery: Accurate Conditional Usage Quiz

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1. If the policy ___ enforced, outcomes would improve.

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Second conditional uses were for unreal present situations.

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Grammar Mastery: Accurate Conditional Usage Quiz - Quiz

Master the art of the hypothetical! In this accurate conditional usage quiz, you'll be challenged to choose the correct conditional type (zero, first, second, or third) for various real-world scenarios. You'll practice applying all the rules to ensure accurate conditional usage. Each question is a step toward grammar mastery of... see morethese essential structures.
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2. If she had considered the evidence, she ______ a different conclusion.

Explanation

Third conditional result clause uses would have + past participle.

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3. First conditional sentences describe real or possible future situations.

Explanation

They use if + present, will + base verb.

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4. If pressure increases, temperature ______ rise.

Explanation

This is a first conditional showing a likely future result.

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5. If I ___ more experience, I would apply.

Explanation

Second conditional uses past tense in the if-clause.

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6. If they had acted sooner, the problem ______ worse.

Explanation

Third conditional result clause.

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7. If you add heat, ice ___.

Explanation

Zero conditional expresses a scientific fact.

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8. If she were paying attention, she ______ the mistake.

Explanation

Second conditional describes an unreal present situation.

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9. If the schedule changes, we ___ informed.

Explanation

First conditional shows a real future outcome.

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10. If I had known the risks, I ______ agreed.

Explanation

Third conditional negative result.

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11. Match each conditional type to the correct sentence.

Explanation

Each sentence follows the correct tense pattern for its conditional type.

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12. If metal heats up, it ______.

Explanation

Zero conditional uses present tense.

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13. Which sentence shows a mixed conditional error?

Explanation

This sentence often causes confusion at this level because it mixes past condition with present result without clear instructional framing.

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14. If the alarm ___ earlier, we would be on time now.

Explanation

A past condition affects a present result.

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15. Which sentences use correct conditional forms?

Explanation

A is a correct first conditional. C is a correct third conditional. B and D mix tense patterns incorrectly.

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If the policy ___ enforced, outcomes would improve.
If she had considered the evidence, she ______ a different conclusion.
First conditional sentences describe real or possible future...
If pressure increases, temperature ______ rise.
If I ___ more experience, I would apply.
If they had acted sooner, the problem ______ worse.
If you add heat, ice ___.
If she were paying attention, she ______ the mistake.
If the schedule changes, we ___ informed.
If I had known the risks, I ______ agreed.
Match each conditional type to the correct sentence.
If metal heats up, it ______.
Which sentence shows a mixed conditional error?
If the alarm ___ earlier, we would be on time now.
Which sentences use correct conditional forms?
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