Conditional exercises in English to improve your level

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We have already talked about conditionals on several occasions in this blog. They consist of two clauses, one in which the condition or hypothesis is presented and another in which the consequence is explained . Today we bring you some exercises on conditionals in English so that you can practice and improve your expression of hypothetical situations.


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Before we start with the exercises, let's do a quick review!

Order of conditionals
Remember that the sentence in which the condition appears is subordinate australia phone number list the other and in English it is usually preceded by if , although this is not always the case.

Conditionals have the peculiarity that their two parts can change their order without changing the meaning of the sentence. However, depending on the order in which you write the sentence, its punctuation changes. Look at the following example:

You won't be late if you leave now. — You won't be late if you leave now.
If you leave now, you won't be late. —If you leave now, you won't be late.