Advanced Conditionals Quiz- CID

What two words/expressions can be used to make it sound less likely that you'll see Dave at the party?

• If I should/see

• If I should/happen to see

• If I should/invite

• If I should/miss

If you want to make the conditional more formal, what word do you start with?

• If

• Should

• Suppose

• Had

What two words can be used to introduce hypothetical situations with question forms?

• Should/Suppose

• If/Suppose

• If/Providing

• Should/Providing

How can you change the conditional 'If I lived in Australia, I would go surfing every day' to make it more formal?

• If I were to live in Australia, I would go surfing every day

• If I should live in Australia, I would go surfing every day

• If I lived in Australia, I would go surfing every day

• If I should/happen to live in Australia, I would go surfing every day

What word can be used to replace 'if it weren't for' in the sentence 'Without my two cats, I would go crazy'?

• But

• Providing

• Suppose

• Had

How can you make the conditional 'If I had known it was your birthday, I would have baked a cake' more formal?

• If I were to know it was your birthday, I would have baked a cake

• If I should know it was your birthday, I would have baked a cake

• If I had known it was your birthday, I would have baked a cake

• If I should/happen to know it was your birthday, I would have baked a cake

What is the correct inversion of the conditional 'Had it not been for my wife's support, I would have lost my mind during lockdown'?

• Had it not been for my wife's support, I would have lost my mind during lockdown

• Had it not been for my wife's support, I would have lost my mind during lockdown

• Had it not been for my wife's support, I would have lost my mind during lockdown

• Had it not been for my wife's support, I would have lost my mind during lockdown

What is the correct inversion of the conditional 'Were it not for my two cats, I would go crazy'?

• Were it not for my two cats, I would go crazy

• Were it not for my two cats, I would go crazy

• Were it not for my two cats, I would go crazy

• Were it not for my two cats, I would go crazy

What is the correct inversion of the conditional 'Were I to live in Australia, I would go surfing every day'?

• Were I to live in Australia, I would go surfing every day

• Were I to live in Australia, I would go surfing every day

• Were I to live in Australia, I would go surfing every day

• Were I to live in Australia, I would go surfing every day

What is the correct inversion of the conditional 'Had I not seen the warning sign, I would have crashed into the river'?

• Had I not seen the warning sign, I would have crashed into the river

• Had I not seen the warning sign, I would have crashed into the river

• Had I not seen the warning sign, I would have crashed into the river

• Had I not seen the warning sign, I would have crashed into the river