Проверочная работа по теме "Conditionals and wishes"

7^th form

Variant I

Conditionals and wishes

I.                   Fill in if or unless.

1.      I can’t finish my homework, _____ you help me.

2.      _____ you go to bed late, you’ll be tired in the morning.

3.      You’ll catch a cold, _____ you wear a coat.

4.      I’ll open the window, _____ I get too hot.

5.      _____ we don’t buy it now, we’ll have to get it later.

6.      We’ll have a picnic on Saturday, _____ the weather is bad.

7.      We won’t go on holiday _____ we can take our dog with us.

II.                Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Write down the type of Conditional sentences.

1.      A: I’ve lost my bag with my purse and keys inside. B: If I _____ (be) you, I _____ (report) it to the police.

2.      If he had remembered earlier, he _____ (send) her a birthday card.

3.      Unless it _____ (rain), we’ll go for a walk.

4.      If I _____ (be) rich, I would never work.

5.      Maria _____ (not/go) to the theatre, if Peter doesn’t go with her.

6.      A: If I _____ (win) lots of money, I _____ (buy) a new house. B: That’s a nice idea. I _____ (buy) a new car.

7.      John _____ (lend) you some money, if you asked him.

8.      If you took more exercise, you _____ (feel) better.

9.      What would you do if somebody _____ (walk) in here with a gun?

10.  She would have lost her keys, if I _____ (not/pick) them up.

III.             Continue the sentences with your own ideas.

1.      I would be very happy, if __________.

2.      If I were cleverer, __________.

3.      If I hadn’t met my best friend, __________.

4.      I will not talk to you, if __________.

IV.             Paraphrase the sentences using I wish/if only…

1.      Your car has broken down, so you have to walk to work.

2.      It’s raining heavily and you have forgotten your umbrella at home.

3.      You are on a diet but you want to eat some cake.

4.      You didn’t see the play in the theatre and now it’s over.

7^th form

Variant II

Conditionals and wishes

I.                   Fill in if or unless.

1.      You’ll catch a cold, _____ you wear a coat.

2.      I’ll open the window, _____ I get too hot.

3.      We won’t go on holiday _____ we can take our dog with us.

4.      _____ we don’t buy it now, we’ll have to get it later.

5.      I can’t finish my homework, _____ you help me.

6.      _____ you go to bed late, you’ll be tired in the morning.

7.      We’ll have a picnic on Saturday, _____ the weather is bad.

II.                Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Write down the type of Conditional sentences.

1.      A: Ouch! I dropped a glass and cut my finger! B: Well, if you _____ (be) more careful, you _____ (not/cut) yourself.

2.      He would open the door, if he _____ (have) the key.

3.      They would be very angry if we _____ (not/go) to their party.

4.      Helen _____ (post) the letters, if she had some stamps.

5.      If Peter _____ (do) lots of exercise, he will be fit and healthy.

6.      If you don’t do your homework, I _____ (not/let) you watch TV.

7.      If I _____ (be) you, I would study for the exams.

8.      If I sold my car, I _____ (not/get) much money for it.

9.      Jason _____ (not break) his arm, if he had been more careful.

10.  A: Where _____ you _____ (go), if you _____ (can) travel anywhere in the world? B: If I _____ (can), I _____ (go) to America.

III.             Continue the sentences with your own ideas.

1.      Would you shout at your friend if __________?

2.      If you were absent at this lesson, __________.

3.      If I hadn’t met my best friend, __________.

4.      I won’t do my homework tomorrow, if __________.

IV.             Paraphrase the sentences using I wish/if only…

1.      You want to bake a cake but you can’t remember the recipe.

2.      You didn’t remember to lock the front door and thieves broke in.

3.      You want to go on holiday but you haven’t got enough money.

4.      You got a bad mark because you weren’t ready for the lesson.