Practice: Advance Conditionals

Choose the correct alternative conditional: ___ you need help, just call me.

• In case

• Unless

• Should

• Even if

Which sentence uses inversion in a conditional correctly?

• If had you told me, I would have helped.

• If you had told me, would I have helped.

• Had you told me, I would have helped.

• You had told me, I would help.

Complete the sentence: "___ they had arrived on time, we wouldn't have missed the bus."

• Provided

• Had

• Unless

• Should

What’s the correct use of “but for” in a past conditional?

• But for she helped me, I wouldn’t have passed.

• But for her help, I wouldn’t have passed.

• But for help, I wouldn’t have passed.

• But for helping me, I wouldn’t pass.

Which of these expresses a condition using “as long as”?

• As long she come, we’ll start.

• As long that she comes, we start.

• As long as she comes, we’ll start.

• As long as comes she, we start.

Choose the sentence using “providing” correctly:

• Providing that you are late, you’ll be punished.

• Providing you will be late, you’ll be punished.

• Providing that you’re on time, you can take the exam.

• Providing if you’re late, you’ll fail.

Which sentence shows inversion with “were to”?

• If he were to win, he would be shocked.

• He were to win, he would be shocked.

• Were he to win, he would be shocked.

• Were win he, he would be shocked.

Select the correct sentence with “unless”:

• Unless you will study, you’ll fail.

• Unless you study, you’ll fail.

• Unless studying, you will fail.

• Unless you don’t study, you’ll fail.

What does “but for” express in conditionals?

• Result

• Contrast

• Cause/prevention

• Time

Choose the correct sentence with “whether or not”:

• If or not he comes, we’ll leave at 5.

• If he comes or not, we leave.

• Whether he comes we’ll leave or not.

• Whether or not he comes, we’ll leave at 5.