Question

1. I ………………. very unhappy if my friends didn’t come to my party.

a) would have been b) will be c) would d) would be

2. If the old man …………………. some money, he would hire a taxi.

a) have b) had c) would have d) had had

3. If you had come in time, you ……………………. the lesson.

a) wouldn’t miss b) would miss c) would have missed d) wouldn’t have missed

4. I could have heard the telephone if I ……………………….. so deeply.

a) hadn’t slept b) didn’t sleep c) wouldn’t sleep d) wouldn’t have slept

5. If he doesn’t pay the bill, he ………………………. into trouble.

a) got b) will get c) would get d) would have got

6. If the weather …………………… good, we would go swimming.

a) was b) would be c) hadn’t been d) is

7. If plants …………………..enough water, they die.

a) didn’t get b) doesn’t get c) don't get d) won’t get

Answer 1

Answer:

1. I ____ very unhappy if my freinds didn't come to my party.

Answer: b. will be

2. If the old man ___ some money, he would hire a taxi.

Answer: b. had

3. If you had come in time, you ____ the lesson.

Answer: c. would have missed

4. I could have heard the telephone if I ____ so deeply.

Answer: a. hadn't slept

5. If he doesn’t pay the bill, he ____ into trouble.

Answer: b. will get

6. If the weather ____ good, we would go swimming.

Answer: b. was

7. If plants ____ enough water, they die.

Answer: d. won't get

What is a clause?

A group of words that have a verb and a subject and carry an incomplete idea.

What is 'If' conditional clause?

A a type of subordinate clause, most commonly introduced by the conjunction 'if' then we called it as 'If' conditional clause.

Types of conditions:

1. Type one or open conditional: A condition can or cannot happen. Example: If it rains, the match will not be played.

2. Type two or unlikely conditional: A condition that is possible but unlikely to be fulfilled. Example: If I were him, I would study now.

3. Type three or imaginary conditional: A condition that refers to unreal or imaginary past condition and its likely to be an imaginary result which cannot be true. Example: If she had studied harder, she would have passed the test.