Basic Second Conditional Sentences Test! Quiz
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In the study of the English language and its grammar, we identify the second conditional as the scenario in which we use a conditional word like “if” followed by a past simple then “would” and the infinitive. For example; “if I saw the movie, I would enjoy it. ” What can you tell us about the second conditional and some further examples? Find out in the following quiz!
- 1.If Bill ...... a bike, he ...... it every day.
- A.
Had, would ride
- B.
Had, rode
- C.
Would have, would ride
- 2.If Carol ...... a cat, she ...... it Monty.
- A.
Would have, called
- B.
Had, would call
- C.
Would have, would call
- 3.I ...... very happy if I ...... Japanese.
- A.
Would be, spoke
- B.
Would be, would speak
- C.
Were, would speak
- 4.Joe and Sally ...... Zoe if they ...... her number.
- A.
Phoned, would know
- B.
Phoned, knew
- C.
Would phone, knew
- 5.If I ...... her some money, she ...... it all at once.
- A.
Would give, would spend
- B.
Gave, would spend
- C.
Would give, spent
- 6.He ...... at the Sheraton if he ...... a poor man. (not stay, be)
- A.
Wouldn't stay, would be
- B.
Didn't stay, were
- C.
Wouldn't stay, were
- 7.If I ...... a car, I ...... to work.
- A.
Had, drove
- B.
Would have, would drive
- C.
Had, would drive
- 8.If you ...... a tiger in the street, what ...... ?
- A.
Saw, would you do
- B.
'd seen, would you do
- C.
Saw, did you do
- 9.If I ...... stronger, I ...... you to carry the piano.
- A.
Am, 'd help
- B.
Were, 'd help
- C.
'd be, 'd help
- 10.They ...... stupid if they ...... him about their secret.
- A.
'd be, told
- B.
Were, told
- C.
'd be, 'd tell
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