Conditional Sentences — Exercises Multiple Choice Exclusive ((hot))

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(Second conditional: past tense required in the if-clause) B) saw (Second conditional: hypothetical question) C) weren't (Second conditional: unreal present situation) B) had (Third conditional: past perfect required) D) would have won (Third conditional: result clause) B) had asked (Third conditional: past perfect) B) had slept (Third conditional: past perfect) B) hadn't been (Third conditional: past perfect)

Hint: "Unless" means "If not". A) stopsB) doesn't stopC) stoppedD) will stop A) stopsB) doesn't stopC) stoppedD) will stop ❌

❌ Option A represents a standard second conditional, which doesn't fit the past time marker "last quarter." ❌ Option C uses "would" in an if-clause, which is grammatically incorrect here. ❌ Option D is present tense. The sentence is a Mixed Conditional where a past action ("last quarter") has a present result ("today"). The if-clause requires the Past Perfect ( had invested ). Correct Answer: A) find

A) brought B) have brought C) had brought D) would have brought What __________ if you saw a ghost in your room? A) will you do B) would you do C) do you do D) had you done The if-clause requires the Past Perfect ( had invested )

A. heatB. will heatC. heatedD. had heated