Conditionals

Look at the sentences below and decide if they are likely (first conditional), unlikely(second conditional) or impossible (third conditional). Click the button to show which one you think is right. When you have finished click "Check Answers" to see if you are correct.

Let's practice conditionals

likely unlikely impossible 1. I will talk to Ann if she phones. 2. If he had arrived three minutes earlier he would not have missed his train. 3. You would have a good time if you went to Spain for your holiday. 4. If you eat all your supper you can have dessert. 5. If you missed the bus, you would need a taxi to get to work on time. 6. If you had wanted some dessert you should have told me. Next