English 9 · Unit 6: Rules and laws · Cambridge Global English Stage 9

Questions

1. 1. We use the third conditional to talk about ____ past situations.

   • present
   • imaginary
   • real
   • future
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2. 2. In the if clause we use the past ____ form of the verb.

   • simple
   • continuous
   • future
   • perfect
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3. 3. In the main clause we use ____ + have + past participle.

   • would
   • had
   • can
   • will
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4. 4. We can use the if clause with if ____ or I wish to express regret.

   • only
   • not
   • ever
   • so
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5. 5. 'If I hadn't played football, I would've been on time.' Did the boy play football this morning?

   • Yes
   • No
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6. 6. 'If I hadn't played football, I would've been on time.' Was he on time for his lessons?

   • Yes
   • No
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7. 7. 'I wouldn't have got this detention!' Did he get a detention?

   • Yes
   • No
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8. 8. You ____ won the match if you ____ practised more.

   • had ... had
   • would have ... would have
   • would have ... had
   • had ... would have
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9. 9. They ____ called the doctor if they ____ been worried.

   • hadn't ... wouldn't have
   • wouldn't have ... hadn't
   • wouldn't have ... wouldn't have
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10. 10. If Marie ____ listened more carefully, she ____ chosen the right answer.

    • had ... had
    • had ... would have
    • would ... had
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11. 11. If we ____ checked our email, we ____ have known about the clothing sale.

    • hadn't ... wouldn't
    • hadn't ... hadn't
    • wouldn't ... hadn't
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12. 12. If only I ____ my house keys this morning!

    • had forgot
    • had forgotten
    • hadn't forgotten
    • hadn't forgot
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13. 13. I wish we ____ our warm coats. It's freezing in here.

    • hadn't wore
    • hadn't worn
    • had wore
    • had worn
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14. 14. Correct the two mistakes: "We wouldn't gone to the station if we had know about the rail strike."

    • We wouldn't have gone to the station if we had know about the rail strike.
    • We wouldn't gone to the station if we had known about the rail strike.
    • We hadn't gone to the station if we would have known about the rail strike.
    • We wouldn't have gone to the station if we had known about the rail strike.
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15. 15. Which sentence is correct?

    • If I hadn't been in a hurry, I would have complained about the bill.
    • If I hadn't been in a hurry, I would had complained.
    • If I hadn't in a hurry, I would had complained.
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16. 16. Which sentence is correct?

    • If Jake had left his bike outside, it wouldn't have damaged by the rain.
    • If Jake hadn't left his bike outside, it wouldn't have been damaged by the rain.
    • If Jake hadn't left his bike outside, it wouldn't have damaged by the rain.
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17. 17. Which sentence is correct?

    • If we had seen the lost cat, we would have reported it to the owners.
    • If we had seen the lost cat, we would have report it.
    • If we had saw the lost cat, we would have report it.
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18. 18. Which sentence is correct?

    • What would you have done if you had forgot your passport?
    • What you would have done if you had forgot your passport?
    • What would you have done if you had forgotten your passport?
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19. 19. Correct the two mistakes: "Would he have go to the dentist if he had break his tooth?"

    • Would he have go to the dentist if he had broken his tooth?
    • Would he have gone to the dentist if he had break his tooth?
    • Had he gone to the dentist if he would have broken his tooth?
    • Would he have gone to the dentist if he had broken his tooth?
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20. 20. I had my phone with me, so I was able to call the emergency services. If I hadn't ...

    • had my phone with me, I would have been able to call them.
    • had my phone with me, I wouldn't have been able to call them.
    • have my phone with me, I wouldn't be able to call them.
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