EAP M1 Assessment

I am regretting because I failed my exams. Which conditional sentence best fits in this situation.

• I will pass my exams if I study.

• If I studied, I would pass my exams.

• I would have passed my exams only if I had studied more.

• If I study, I pass my exams.

We use …………………. conditional to talk about likely possible or likely things in the future.

• Zero conditional

• First conditional

• Second conditional

• Third conditional

• Mixed conditionals

    Had I known you were bringing your friends, I……………………. (prepare) more food.

   You don't expect that there will be a fire in the building. Which do you say?

• What will you do if there is a fire in the building?

• What would you do if there was a fire in the building?

Phill and his wife .................. when they were teaching in Botswana.

• met

• used to meet

• was meeting

The President ………………… a meeting with the Prime Minister, but it was cancelled.

• had had

• would have

• was to have had

Hello, Kareem. I thought you ………………... at the London office this week.

• were working

• worked

• 'd worked

This tense is used to talk about the duration of an activity that continued up to a specified point in time in the past. It is also used to talk about the result of a past activity that stopped before a point in time in the past. The result of the activity is evident at this past point in time.

• Past Simple

• Past Perfect Simple

• Past Continuous

• Past Perfect Continuous

I picked up my bag, put on my coat and ___________ the house, but as soon as I ___________ the bus I realised that I ___________ the oven!

• was leaving, got on, didn’t switch off

• left, got on, didn’t switch off

• left, had got on, hadn’t switched off

• left, got on, hadn’t switched off

• was leaving, had got on, hadn’t switched off

It is used to talk about the result of a recently stopped activity. The result of the activity is evident in the present.

•  Present Perfect Simple

•  Present Perfect Continuous

• Past Perfect Continuous

• Present Continuous