If Clauses | Conditional Clauses 2

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If Clauses | Conditional Clauses 2


1. **If I ___ (find) your keys, I will call you immediately.**

  • a) found
  • b) find
  • c) finding
  • d) finds

2. **If you ___ (not water) the plants, they will die.**

  • a) do not water
  • b) did not water
  • c) will not water
  • d) not water

3. **If they had taken my advice, they ___ (succeed).**

  • a) will succeed
  • b) would succeed
  • c) would have succeeded
  • d) succeeded

4. **If it ___ (snow) tonight, we will go skiing tomorrow.**

  • a) snows
  • b) snowed
  • c) snowing
  • d) snow

5. **If I ___ (be) taller, I would join the basketball team.**

  • a) am
  • b) was
  • c) were
  • d) been

6. **If she ___ (call) me, I will tell her the news.**

  • a) calls
  • b) called
  • c) calling
  • d) call

7. **If we ___ (leave) now, we will get there on time.**

  • a) leaves
  • b) leaving
  • c) leave
  • d) left

8. **If I ___ (know) the answer, I would tell you.**

  • a) know
  • b) knew
  • c) knowing
  • - d) knows

9. **If you ___ (not wear) a coat, you will be cold.**

  • a) do not wear
  • b) did not wear
  • c) will not wear
  • d) not wear

10. **If he ___ (study) harder, he would get better grades.**

  • a) studies
  • b) studied
  • c) studying
  • d) study

11. **If the weather ___ (be) nice, we would go to the park.**

  • a) is
  • b) was
  • c) were
  • d) be

12. **If you had called me, I ___ (help) you.**

  • a) would help
  • b) will help
  • c) would have helped
  • d) help

13. **If she ___ (arrive) on time, we will start the meeting.**

  • a) arrives
  • b) arrived
  • c) arriving
  • d) arrive

14. **If they ___ (work) harder, they could have finished the project.**

  • a) work
  • b) had worked
  • c) working
  • d) works

15. **If I ___ (have) enough money, I will buy a new computer.**

  • a) has
  • b) had
  • c) having
  • d) have

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