SECOND PARTIAL EXAM LEVEL IV

Choose the better option using second conditional.

If I ______(be) you, I ___________ (get) a new job.

• were - would get

• would be - got

Choose the better option using second conditional.

If I ______ (have) enough money, I _______ (buy) a big house.

• would have - bought

• had - would buy

Choose the better option using second conditional.

If I _____ (speak) perfect English, I ______ (have) a good job.

• would speak - had

• spoke - would have

Choose the better option using second conditional.

She _____ (be) happier if she _____ (have) more friends.

• would be - had

• were . would have

Choose the better option using second conditional.

He _____ (pass) the exam if he _____ (study) more.

• passed - would study

• would pass - studied

Choose the better option using Past modals.

I _______________ punished if I hadn't lied to my parents.

• would have

• wouldn't have been

• needn't have

• needn't have been

Choose the better option using Past modals.

I ___________________________________ (buy) bread but I didn’t know we needed it.

• could have bought

• could has bought

• must have bought

• should have bought

Is this sentece correct or incorrect?

It should had been the other way around.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Choose the better option using Past modals.

We ___________________________________ (invite) so many people to our party! I’m worried that we won’t have enough room for everyone. (past negative advice / regret)

• shouldn´t have invited

• should have invited

• would have invited

• wouldn´t have invited

Choose the better option using Past modals.

We ______________ (join) you at the restaurant, but we couldn’t get a babysitter. (past willingness

• would have joined

• could have joined

• couldn´t have joined

• wouldn´t have joined