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This document provides a conditional sentences exercise with 25 questions that require placing verbs into the correct tenses. The questions cover a variety of conditional sentence types including zero, first, second, and third conditionals. An answer key is provided with the correct verb forms filled in for each question.
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quantifiers
Quantifiers are words that express quantity or amount and include much, many, a lot of, a few, few, a little, and little. Much and a lot of are used with both countable and uncountable nouns to mean a large amount, while many is used specifically with countable nouns. A few, few, a little, and little are used to express smaller quantities, with a few and a little used with countable and uncountable nouns respectively and few and little used only with countable nouns. Examples are provided to demonstrate the different quantifiers.
List of connectors
Este documento proporciona una lista de conectores en español para introducir opiniones, una serie de puntos, expresar contraste, añadir información y concluir. Incluye conectores como "en primer lugar", "sin embargo", "además", "en conclusión" y "de acuerdo con".
Physicalactivity
Physical activity is important for health in several ways: our modern lifestyle has made us sedentary through conveniences like cars and elevators, and physical inactivity is as dangerous as smoking. The document recommends accumulating 60 minutes of physical activity daily for health benefits, though 30 minutes four times a week can also be effective. Physical activity does not need to be strenuous; it can be built into daily life through activities done in 10-minute periods throughout the day. Starting regular physical activity can noticeably improve health over three months.
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Conditional sentences-mixed
- 1. CONDITIONAL SENTENCES : MIXED TYPES Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tenses. 1.- If you ________ (be) a professional basketball player, who _________ (you/play) for? 2.- If he _________ (not study) now, he won’t have time later. 3.- If Susan had taken the map, she ________ (not get) lost. 4.- Where would you go on holiday if you _________ (can) choose? 5.- The teacher _________ (be) angry if you didn’t do your homework. 6.- What _______ (you/ give) me if it were my birthday tomorrow? 7.- If we recycle more, there _________ (not be) so much rubbish. 8.- If they had something to eat, they __________ (not be) hungry. 9.- If we _________ (hear) the weather forecast, we wouldn’t have gone to the beach. 10.- What _________ (you/buy) if you had a credit card? 11.- If they ________ (not hurry) up, they will miss the film. 12.- If the bus ________ (not arrive) soon, we’ll be late. 13.- If they had phoned me yesterday, I _________ (give) them the news. 14.- If I _________ (be) you, I wouldn’t eat so many sweets. 15.- We’ll go for a walk unless it ________ (rain). 16.- If the North Pole ________ (melt), the water would flow many cities. 17.- If we ________ (know) it was Paul’s birthday, we would have sent him a card. 18.- If you play the music too loud, you _________ (wake up) the neighbours. 19.- My father doesn’t feel happy unless he ________ (swim) every day. 20.- If the river had frozen, my friends and I _________ (go) skating. 21.- If people used bikes instead of cars , there _______ (not be) so much pollution. 22.- If our team had scored another goal, we _________ (win) the championship. 23.- If the waiter __________ (not serve) us soon, we’ll have to leave. 24.- We’ll have dinner outside in the garden, unless it __________ (be) too cold 25.- When you heat wax, it ________ (melt).
- 2. ANSWER KEY 1.- were / would you play 2.- doesn’t study 3.- wouldn’t have got 4.- could 5.- wouldn’t be 6.- would you give 7.- won’t be 8.- wouldn’t be 9.- had heard 10.- would you buy 11.- don’t hurry 12.- doesn’t arrive 13.- would have given 14.- were 15.- rains 16.- melted 17.- had known 18.- will wake up 19.- swims 20.- would have gone 21.- wouldn’t be 22.- would have won 23.- doesn’t serve 24.- is 25.- melts