Mixed Conditionals Quiz

Transform the standard conditional 'If I took the bus, I wouldn't be stuck in traffic.' into a mixed conditional indicating that a past decision is affecting the present.

• If I had taken the bus, I wouldn't be stuck in traffic now.

• If I were more confident, I would have applied for that scholarship.

• If I had taken that job offer, I would be living in New York now.

Transform the standard conditional 'If I am more alert, I catch mistakes.' into a mixed conditional so that a present condition is linked to a past result.

• If I were more alert, I would have caught the error in the report.

• If I had taken the bus, I wouldn't be stuck in traffic now.

• If I had taken that job offer, I would be living in New York now.

Transform the standard conditional 'If I study harder, I will pass the exam.' into a mixed conditional so that a present condition is linked to a past result.

• If I had known about the meeting, I would have attended.

• If I were more organized, I would have completed the project on time.

• If I had studied harder, I would have passed the exam.

Transform the standard conditional 'If I go to the party, I will have fun.' into a mixed conditional indicating that a past decision is affecting the present.

• If I had gone to the party, I would be having fun now.

• If I were more outgoing, I would have made more friends.

• If I had taken that course, I would be more knowledgeable now.

Transform the standard conditional 'If I finish my work, I will relax this evening.' into a mixed conditional that connects a present condition to a past result.

• If I were more diligent, I would have completed the task earlier.

• If I had finished my work, I would be relaxing this evening.

• If I had known the deadline, I would have started sooner.

Transform the standard conditional 'If I had more time, I would travel more.' into a mixed conditional indicating that a past decision is affecting the present.

• If I had taken that trip, I would be enjoying my vacation now.

• If I were more adventurous, I would have explored new places.

• If I had traveled more, I would be more experienced now.

Transform the standard conditional 'If I eat healthy, I will feel better.' into a mixed conditional so that a present condition is linked to a past result.

• If I had eaten healthier, I would be feeling better now.

• If I were more disciplined, I would have maintained my diet.

• If I had known the benefits, I would have started earlier.

Transform the standard conditional 'If I practice regularly, I will improve my skills.' into a mixed conditional that connects a present condition to a past result.

• If I had taken lessons, I would be more skilled now.

• If I had practiced more, I would be better at my craft now.

• If I were more dedicated, I would have achieved my goals.

Transform the standard conditional 'If I had more energy, I would exercise regularly.' into a mixed conditional indicating that a past decision is affecting the present.

• If I had taken better care of myself, I would be more energetic now.

• If I were more motivated, I would have joined a gym.

• If I had exercised more, I would be feeling healthier now.

Transform the standard conditional 'If I save money, I will go on vacation.' into a mixed conditional that connects a present condition to a past result.

• If I were more frugal, I would have avoided unnecessary expenses.

• If I had planned better, I would have traveled last year.

• If I had saved more money, I would be on vacation now.