Verbal Ability - Conditionals Online Quiz
Following quiz provides Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) related to Conditionals. You will have to read all the given answers and click over the correct answer. If you are not sure about the answer then you can check the answer using Show Answer button. You can use Next Quiz button to check new set of questions in the quiz.
Q 1 - The dog ... you if it hadn’t been tied up.
Answer : C
Explanation
If the main clause has action word in future perfect, the conditional clause will have verb in past perfect. And, vice versa.
Answer : A
Explanation
If the main clause has the action word in past modal, the conditional clause will have verb in simple past. And, vice versa.
Q 3 - If you had lived a hundred years ago, what ... your life ... like?
Answer : C
Explanation
If the main clause has action word in future perfect, the conditional clause will have verb in past perfect. And, vice versa.
Q 4 - We would have gone jogging if it ...
Answer : C
Explanation
If the main clause has action word in future perfect, the conditional clause will have verb in past perfect. And, vice versa.
Q 5 - If they had eaten breakfast, they ... so hungry.
Answer : A
Explanation
If the main clause has action word in future perfect, the conditional clause will have verb in past perfect. And, vice versa.
Answer : A
Explanation
If the main clause has action word in simple future or present modal (can, must, etc.), the conditional clause will have verb in simple present. And, vice versa.
Q 7 - She wouldn't have yawned the whole day if she ... late last night.
Answer : C
Explanation
If the main clause has action word in future perfect, the conditional clause will have verb in past perfect. And, vice versa.
Answer : A
Explanation
If the main clause has the action word in past modal, the conditional clause will have verb in simple past. And, vice versa.
Answer : A
Explanation
If the main clause has action word in simple future or present modal (can, must, etc), the conditional clause will have verb in simple present. And, vice versa.
Q 10 - If you ... for a little moment, I'll tell the doctor you are here.
Answer : A
Explanation
If the main clause has action word in simple future or present modal (can, must, etc.), the conditional clause will have verb in simple present. And, vice versa.