The Subjunctive mood

(First conditional) If we __________________ (not / work) harder, we __________________ (not pass) the exam.

• don’t work / wouldn't pass

• didn't work / won’t pass

• don’t work / won’t pass

• hadn't work / wouldn't pass

(Third conditional) If the students __________________ (not be) late for the exam, they __________________ (pass)

• hadn’t been / would pass

• weren't / would passed

• weren't / would have passed

• hadn’t been / would have passed

If Lucy __________________ (not quit) her job soon, she __________________ (go) crazy.

• hadn't quit / she would go

• doesn’t quit / she’ll go

• don’t quit / she would go

• doesn’t quit / she would go

If you __________________ (buy) the present, I __________________ (wrap) it up.

• buy / I’ll wrap

• would buy / I’ll wrap

• buy / I would wrap

• had bought / I would wrap

If we __________________ (not be) so tired, we __________________ (go) out.

• weren’t / would go

• hadn't been / would go

• weren’t / would have gone

If she __________________ (study) Mandarin, she __________________ (go) to Beijing.

• studies/ would go

• had studied / would have gone

• did't study/ would go

• had been studied / would have gone

If they __________________ (not / arrive) soon, we __________________ (be) late.

• didn't arrive / we’ll be

• hadn't arrive / would be

• don’t arrive / we’ll be

• had't arrive / we would have been

If the children __________________ (not eat) all that chocolate, they __________________ (feel) sick.

• hadn’t eaten / wouldn’t felt

• didn't eaten / wouldn’t have felt

• didn't eaten / wouldn’t felt

• hadn’t eaten / wouldn’t have felt

If Luke __________ (live) in the UK, I __________________ (see) him more often.

• live / will see

• lives / would see

• lived / would see

• had lived / would see

(Second conditional) If Julie ____________ (like) chocolate, I _____________ (give) her some.

• liked / will give

• liked / would give

• likes / would give

• had liked / would give