Quizzes

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Adjective Endings

Test which adjective endings you know.

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The injury was extremely _____.

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The lecture was surprisingly _____.

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His behaviour was rather _____ for his age.

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The chair was designed to be as _____ as possible.

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She is known for being _____ in her words.

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The streets were _____ with activity.

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The kids were so _____ after eating all that sugar.

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The storm grew more _____ as it approached.

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He is a very _____ person who always cares for others.

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The book described his _____ journey through the wilderness.

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The workshop was for highly _____ attendees.

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She faced the _____ challenge .

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The garden was filled with _____ flowers.

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The study was conducted in a _____ manner.

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They visited several _____ sites on their trip.

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The instructions were very _____.

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His work is known for being highly _____.

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The mountain path was _____ and challenging.

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She remained _____ even in difficult times.

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The heart-warming movie was incredibly _____.

Your score is

The average score is 95%

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Anything, Something and Nothing

Insert the correct word

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She never brings __________ with her when she travels.

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__________ is impossible if you work hard enough.

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I searched everywhere, but I couldn’t find __________.

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Is there __________ I can do to help you?

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I have ______ important to tell you.

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I don’t want __________ for my birthday this year.

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They have __________ to contribute to the discussion.

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They don’t have __________ to contribute to the discussion.

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__________ makes him happier than playing the guitar.

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She didn’t hear __________ when I called her name.

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__________ seems to be going right today.

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There is __________ more frustrating than losing your keys.

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He never talks about __________ personal at work.

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I couldn’t see __________ in the dark room.

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Did you bring __________ to eat for lunch?

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I have __________ to do this weekend, so I’m free to see you.

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If you need __________, just let me know.

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He didn’t say __________ during the entire conversation.

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She said __________ about the meeting yesterday.

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I can’t find __________ to wear for the party tonight.

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There’s __________ in the fridge. We need to go grocery shopping.

Your score is

The average score is 88%

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Articles

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Using Articles with Nouns

Using articles with nouns

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These things take —— time.

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—– Jane is really tall.

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Could you give me ———- apple?

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That lady is ——– mother of my friend.

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There is ———- tea in the pot.

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He has ——— sister my age.

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You’ll be leaving from —– gate yet to be specified.

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You’ll be leaving from —– gate on the eastern concourse.

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You’ll be leaving from —- Gate 5.

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She has —- flowers in her hair that you gave her.

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She has —– flowers in her hair.

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Put —- flower in your hair.

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I love ———- flowers in your garden.

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I love —– flowers; they add such colour to life.

Your score is

The average score is 89%

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Test your Intermediate English Grammar

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Complete the sentence with the correct adverb:

“He spoke __________, so I couldn’t understand him.”

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Choose the correct form of the adjective or adverb:

“The film was __________ exciting than I had expected.”

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Complete the sentence with the appropriate determiner:

“There are __________ interesting films playing at the cinema.”

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Complete the sentence with the appropriate determiner:

“I bought __________ new laptop yesterday.”

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Complete the sentence with the correct gerund or infinitive for the verb in brackets:

“She never lets me _____ (bake) cakes in her kitchen.”

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Complete the sentence with a gerund or infinitive for the verb in brackets:

“I would like __________ (visit) the museum next weekend.”

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Choose the correct form (gerund or infinitive) to complete the sentence:

“She enjoys __________ (read) novels in her free time.”

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Complete the sentence with the appropriate phrasal verb:

“She __________ her fear and decided to take the job.”

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Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence:

“I’m not good __________ maths.”

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Choose the correct reported speech:

“I have been to Paris,” she said.

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Change the direct speech into reported speech:

He said, “I will call you tomorrow.”

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Combine the sentences using a relative pronoun:

“She has a cat. The cat is black.”

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Choose the correct relative pronoun:

“The person __________ helped me was very kind.”

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Choose the correct conditional sentence:

“If you studied hard, you __________ (pass) the exam.”

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Complete the sentence with the correct conditional form:

“If it __________ (rain) tomorrow, we’ll have the picnic indoors.”

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Complete the sentence with the correct modal verb:

“If I had known you were coming, I _______ have baked a cake.”

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Choose the correct modal verb to complete the sentence:

“You __________ exercise regularly to stay healthy.”

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Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form:

“By the time we arrived, they __________ (leave).”

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Choose the correct form of the verb in brackets to complete the sentence:

“Last night, while I __________ (watch) a film, the power suddenly went out.”

Your score is

The average score is 81%

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Commonly Confused Words

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I like to _____ the stars on a clear night.

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My son will _____ a new language at school this year.

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Please _____ me about your trip to Europe.

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I can _____ some money from the bank tomorrow.

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She _____ her handbag everywhere she goes.

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Can you _____ me your pen for a moment?

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We _____ to the same school when we were children.

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I need to _____ to the bank before it closes.

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_____ to my party early if you want to get a good meal.

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They _____ to the beach every summer.

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She is _____ here to visit us next week.

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Let’s _____ for a walk in the park this evening.

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I can’t _____ to the phone right now, please leave a message.

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He _____ early every morning to catch the bus.

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She _____ her children well.

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I _____ the sound of the ocean from my bedroom window.

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They _____ a film at the cinema last Saturday.

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He _____ students English at the local school.

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She _____ a book to her friend as a birthday gift.

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We _____ to music together in the car.

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The sun _____ in the east every morning.

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Let’s _____ a walk in the park this afternoon.

Your score is

The average score is 94%

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Comparative and Superlative

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Comparative Superlative

Practise the comparative and superlative

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The giraffe is the (tall) animal in the world

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A cheetah is (quick) than a bear

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The Sahara is the (big) desert in the world

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Paris is (beautiful) than Dallas

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The (long) word in the dictionary has 45 letters

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7 o’clock is (late) than 3 o’clock

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The falcon is the (fast) bird

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The elephant is the (heavy) animal on land

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The balloon is (light) than the cake

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This street is (long) than that one

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This is the ———– comfortable chair in the room (it is incredibly uncomfortable)

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The science museum is the ————– interesting museum (I enjoy this museum above all others)

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There are ————– flowers in my garden in the winter (not as many as in the summer)

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I eat ——— than I used to (a smaller amount)

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You should take ————- days off work (a smaller amount)

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There is ——- water in the river now (an increase in)

Your score is

The average score is 96%

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comparative

Comparative Sentences

There is a variety of ways to make comparisons. Can you select the right answer?

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____________ you listen, ____________ you’ll understand.

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____________ you save, ____________ you’ll have for emergencies.

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____________ you sleep, ____________ hours you’ll have to work.

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____________ you study for the exam, ____________ you’ll stress.

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____________ you procrastinate, ____________ time you’ll waste.

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____________ you practise speaking, ____________ fluent you’ll become.

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____________ you invest, ____________ your returns will be.

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____________ you travel, ____________ you’ll broaden your horizons.

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____________ you work, ____________ money you’ll earn.

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____________ you eat, ____________ weight you’ll gain.

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____________ you pay attention, ____________ you’ll learn.

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____________ you study, ____________ you’ll understand.

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____________ you exercise, ____________ energy you’ll have.

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____________ you practise, ____________ mistakes you’ll make.

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The ____________ you save, ____________ you’ll have for retirement.

Your score is

The average score is 82%

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Conditional: 0 and 1st

The zero conditional uses the present simple tense to express a general condition.

The first conditional uses the future simple tense to express a future condition.

Note: Where a contraction is used in the question, use a contraction in the answer.

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Here are some sentences in the 0 conditional. Please convert them to the 1st conditional:

If you heat ice, it melts

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When it rains, the grass gets wet

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Unless you eat, you don’t feel satisfied

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If you mix red and yellow, you get orange

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When the sun sets, it becomes dark outside

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Unless you water the plants, they die

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If you press the button, the light turns on

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When you add salt to water, it dissolves

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Unless you plug it in, the device doesn’t charge

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If you don’t eat, you become hungry

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Here are some sentences in the 1st conditional. Please convert them to the 0 conditional:

If it rains, we will bring an umbrella

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When she finishes her homework, she will go out to play

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If you study hard, you will pass your exams

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If he wakes up late, he will miss the bus

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If you don’t water the plants, they’ll die

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When the bell rings, it will be time for lunch

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If you eat too many sweets, you will get a stomach-ache

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When the sun sets, it will become cooler outside

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If we miss the train, we will wait for the next one

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When the oven reaches the right temperature, the cake will be ready

Your score is

The average score is 0%

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Conditionals

Using conditionals in English grammar.

Change these first conditional sentences to zero, second or third conditionals, according to the number shown in brackets:

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If it rains tomorrow, I will stay indoors (2)

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What will you do if you miss the bus? (3)

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She’ll be happy if she receives the job offer. (3)

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Will you come to the party if you’re free? (2)

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If I have enough time, I’ll help you with your project. (3)

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What time will you leave if the meeting ends early? (3)

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If he studies hard, he’ll pass the exam. (2)

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If we hurry, we can catch the train. (3)

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Will you call me if you need any assistance? (2)

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If you eat too much, you’ll feel sick. (0)

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If they find their keys, they won’t be locked out. (3)

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What will happen if they arrive late to the airport? (2)

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If she saves enough money, she’ll go on holiday. (2)

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If you don’t water the plants, they will die. (0)

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What will you say if they ask you about your future plans? (2)

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If the restaurant is crowded, we may have to wait for a table. (3)

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If he arrives on time, the presentation will start promptly. (2)

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Will you be upset if the concert is cancelled? (2)

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If you exercise regularly, you’ll become healthier. (0)

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If it snows tonight, the roads will be slippery tomorrow morning. (2)

Your score is

The average score is 43%

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unless

The Conditional with ‘Unless’

Converting ‘if’ and ‘when’ conditionals to ‘unless’ and vice versa.

Do not use contractions in your answers. Don’t forget to use a full stop.

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Unless we find a solution soon, the problem will worsen.

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If I become the prime minister, I will prioritise education reform.

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If it snows tonight, we’ll have a snowball fight tomorrow.

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When you go to the shop, buy extra bread.

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If she had saved some money, she could have gone on holiday.

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If I grow taller, I will be able to reach the top shelf.

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If they arrive on time, they won’t miss the beginning of the film.

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Unless you ask for help, I will not know you need it.

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If I see John, I’ll tell him what you said.

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If we leave early, we can avoid the traffic.

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If you had listened to me, you wouldn’t be in a mess.

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When he has finished his homework, he can play video games.

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If I ever win the lottery, I will buy a house by the beach.

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If we don’t leave now, we’ll be late for the meeting.

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If she comes to the party, I’ll be able to introduce you to her.

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Unless you hurry, you’ll miss the train.

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If I were you, I would take the job offer.

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When you arrive, please let me know.

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If I had studied harder, I would have passed the exam.

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If it rains tomorrow, we will stay indoors and watch movies all day.

Your score is

The average score is 0%

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