DEA CHRISNAYA / XII MIPA 3 / 09

Conditional Sentences - Type 2 and 3

Activity 1: Identifying Conditional Sentences

No. Conditional Sentences Conditional Words Type

1. I would join the English course as as long as 2

long as I had a lot of money.

2. If I had read the announcement, I if 3

wouldn’t have come here.

3. Supposing Alan hadn’t recognized supposing 3

us, he might have never spoken to
us.

4. If the visitor obeyed the rules, the If 2

park would be clean.

5. The school would have been the best provided 3

in town, provided it had had more
facilities.

6. If the dictionary weren’t expensive, I if 2

would buy it.

Activity 2: Using the Suitable Verbs

Complete the following conditional sentences with the suitable verbs in the parentheses!

1. If I (be) were you, I would ask my parents to have a picnic.

2. I would have bought the shoes if I (not, lose) hadn’t lost my money.

3. I would have defeated him in the last round if I (know) had known his weakness.

4. If I (have) had a yacht, I would sail around the world.

5. If it (not, rain) hadn’t rained yesterday, I would have gone to your party.

6. If Alan (not, ignore) didn’t ignore me, I would ask him to go fishing together.

Activity 3: Identifying Facts

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Identify the facts of the following conditionals!

1. If they didn’t have Wi-Fi, this café would be empty.

 This cafe is not empty because they have Wi-Fi.

2. If you had practiced hard, you wouldn’t have lost in the first round.

 You didn’t pratice hard so you lost in the first round.

3. I would have a partner to play badminton if I had a big brother.

 I don't have a partner to play badminton because I don't have a big brother.
4. The accident might never have happened if they had taught how to use the new machine
safely.
 They didn’t teach how to use the new machine safely so the accident happened.

Activity 4: Finishing a Statement

Continue the following sentences with your ideas!

1. If I were rich, I would buy much jewelry.

2. If I hadn’t run out a battery, I would have turned on the AC.

3. If the shoes didn’t suit me, I wouldn’t wear it.

4. If they had stayed up so late last night, they would have woken up late.

Activity 5: Can we mix the conditionals in one statement?

1. You want to take a picture but your phone camera is broken and you left your camera at
home.

 If I hadn’t left my camera at home, I would take a picture.

2. You’ve eaten too much and now you feel sick.

 I wouldn’t feel sick if I hadn’t eaten too much.