Première et deuxième condition : situations réelles et imaginaires

Cet exercice vous aidera à pratiquer les premières et deuxièmes conditionnelles — des structures grammaticales utilisées pour parler de possibilités réelles et de situations imaginaires. Vous verrez des phrases comme “If I study, I will pass” et “If I were…”, “If he had…”, et choisirez les formes verbales correctes comme would go, might see ou could win.

1. If she studies hard, she _____ the exam.

passed

will pass

would pass

2. If I were you, I _____ the job.

will take

took

would take

3. If it rains tomorrow, we _____ at home.

would stay

will stay

stayed

4. If I had more time, I _____ another language.

will learn

learned

would learn

5. If you heat water to 100 degrees, it _____, doesn’t it?

boiled

boils

would boil

6. Would you travel more if you _____ more money?

had

have

will have

7. If they invite me, I _____ to the party.

will go

went

would go

8. If I won the lottery, I _____ a big house.

buy

bought

would buy

9. If we don’t leave now, we _____ late.

are

were

will be

10. If he were taller, he _____ the shelf.

reached

could reach

can reach

11. If you eat too much, you _____ sick.

would feel

felt

will feel

12. What would you do if you _____ your phone?

lose

lost

will lose