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Mixed Conditionals Quiz

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What is the correct structure for a statement about not being able to report to work due to a past situation?

If he hadn't reported to work yesterday, he wouldn't be able to do it now. (correct)

If he didn't report to work yesterday, he wouldn't have been able to do it now.

If he hadn't reported to work yesterday, he couldn't do it now.

If he didn't report to work yesterday, he could do it now.

Which sentence correctly expresses a missed opportunity due to a past action?

If I didn't lose my phone, I would follow us.

If I lost my phone, I wouldn't be able to follow us.

If I hadn't lost my phone, I would have been able to follow us. (correct)

If I had lost my phone, I would have followed us.

What is the right way to indicate regret about not having healthy habits affecting a future outcome?

If I had healthy habits, I would not miss the flight. (correct)

If I had healthy habits, I won't miss the flight.

If I have healthy habits, I will miss the flight.

If I didn’t have healthy habits, I wouldn’t be able to catch the flight.

Identify the correct conditional structure for expressing a decision affected by past knowledge.

<p>If I had told my husband about the surprise, he wouldn't have done it.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following sentences correctly reflects a situation regarding a canceled holiday?

<p>If we had not canceled our holiday, we wouldn’t be having fun at the beach now.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Mixed Conditionals

Mixed conditionals combine different tenses to express hypothetical situations in the past, present, and future.
Type 1: If + past simple, would + infinitive
Type 2: If + past perfect, would + have + past participle
Type 3: If + past perfect, would + infinitive
Example 1: If I hadn't lost my phone (past perfect, unreal past), I would have been able to follow us (would + have + past participle, unreal past).
Example 2: We don't have access to convenient networks (present simple, real present), so we couldn't get the data to us (couldn't, unreal past).
Example 3: If I had told my husband about the surprise (past perfect, unreal past), he wouldn't have done it (would + infinitive, unreal present).
Example 4: We cancelled our holiday (past simple, real past), and now we aren't having fun at the beach (present continuous, real present).
Example 5: She wouldn't spend her holiday in the meaning don't take back (would + infinitive, unreal present).

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Test your understanding of mixed conditionals with this engaging quiz. Explore different tenses and learn how to express hypothetical situations in various time frames. Practice with examples to master this important aspect of English grammar.