Luyện tập, Trắc Nhiệm: Lesson 10.1 Conversation, Vocabulary, and Grammar

How do we form adjectives from nouns or verbs? Use a dictionary and complete the table.

Conditional sentences Type 1

Complete the sentences, using the correct form of the verbs in the box. You can use a modal verb in the main clause if necessary.

1. If Alice  for Ha Noi at 3 o’clock, she’ll be there by 10.30.
2. We  to school on time if the bus is late again.
3. My parents might be sad if I  the exam.
4. You  a discount if you pay for the trip in advance.
 

Conditional sentences Type 1

Complete the sentences, using the correct form of the verbs in the box. You can use a modal verb in the main clause if necessary.

1. If you  for an eco tour, part of your money will be used for wildlife protection.
2. If it doesn’t rain, we  in the garden.
3. I’m sure he  you if he doesn’t see you at the party.
4. You  out with your friends if you finish your homework before 7 o’clock.
 

Conditional sentences Type 1

Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form.

1. I (be)  surprised if you (fail)  the exam. You’re working so hard.
2. We (help)  you to do the housework if we (have)  time.
3. John and Ann (feel)  disappointed if nobody (come)  to their party.
4. If I (need)  money to buy a dictionary, (you/lend)  me some?
 

Conditional sentences Type 1

Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form.
1. If you (throw)  plastic bags into the sea, the fish may (eat)  them and (die) .
2. You (cause)  a forest fire if you (make)  a campfire and then (leave)  it unattended.

Conditional sentences Type 2

 Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form.

1. If Kim (live)  in the countryside, she (work)  on a farm with a lot of animals.

2. If I (be)  you, I (tell)  him the truth.

3. If people didn't start wars, the world (be)  a better place to live.

4. If more people (use)  public transport, there (be)  less air pollution.

Conditional sentences Type 2

Match the first part with the second part to complete the unreal conditional sentences (Type 2). Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form.

​1. (you/change)  your appearance if you (have)  a chance?

2. If I (be)  10 years older, I (travel)  abroad on my own.

3. We (go)  to the beach if the weather (be)  fine.

4. Life on Earth (be)  impossible if the Sun (stop)  shining.

Conditional sentences Type 2

Read the situations and make conditional sentences. You can use could where possible
1. Victor doesn’t speak English. He can’t get a good job.
⇒ If Victor spoke English, he could get a good job.
OR: If Victor could speak English, he could/would get a good job. 
OR: Victor could / would get a good job if he could speak English.

2. Tourists throw litter in the river. The water is polluted.

If tourists didn’t throw litter in the river, the water polluted.

3. These students do not work hard. They can’t pass the exam.

If these students worked hard, they  pass the exam.

4. Hoa’s got so much homework that she can’t go out with her friends tonight.

If Hoa didn’t have so much homework, she  go out with her friends tonight.