Ejercicios de Condicionales y Such/So en Inglés: Práctica con Respuestas

A) Fill in the blanks with so, such, such a or such an

1.- Everything is so expensive.

2.- He always looks good. He wears such nice clothes.

3.- The food at the hotel was so awful.

4.- I can’t decide what to do. It is such an important decision.

5.- We enjoyed our last holidays a lot. It was such a wonderful trip.

6.- I would like to live in the countryside. It is so relaxing.

7.- It was such a beautiful day.

8.- It was such lovely weather.

9.- I think she works too hard. She looks so tired.

10.- I was so sleepy, I couldn’t keep my eyes open.

B) Complete the sentences with so much, so many, so little or so few

1.- There were so many people.

2.- Why did you buy so much food?

3.- She had so little time that she couldn’t finish.

4.- Bob has got so many good friends that he never feels alone.

5.- We have heard so much about this film.

C) Choose the correct answer

1.- I will lend you the book if you promise to return it.

2.- You will pass the exam if you study hard.

3.- We will discuss it if you are ready.

4.- If he sent me an e-mail, I would reply immediately.

5.- We will miss the bus unless we hurry.

6.- My brother would buy me a new computer if he had enough money.

7.- If you had a digital camera, you could take better photos.

8.- If you don’t click on the mouse, it won’t work.

9.- If a computer gets a virus, it may stop working.

10.- You must save your files if you want to keep them.

11.- Unless you remember your password, you can’t go online.

D) Complete the sentences with the correct verb form

1.- You wouldn’t disturb people if you were quiet.

2.- If she goes online, she will find (find) all the information she needs.

3.- Jack can’t travel to America unless he gets (get) a visa.

4.- Unless the police catch the thief, they won’t find (not find) the money.

5.- What would you buy if you won (win) the lottery?

E) Complete each sentence according to the meaning of the original sentences

Use the first, second or third conditionals.

1.- We would have visited (visit) the museum if it had been (be) open.

2.- If the temperature were (be) higher, we would go to the beach.

3.- If she had (have) a laptop, she would work (work) when she travels.

4.- You would have passed (pass) the test if you had studied.

5.- If Bill hadn’t been (not be) careless, he wouldn’t have had (not have) an accident.

6.- Robbie would have won (win) the race if he had trained harder.

7.- The secretary would have taken (take) a message if he had called (call).

8.- If he had had (have) a computer, he would have downloaded (download) songs.

9.- Oliver would have spoken (speak) to Molly if she had been (be) there.

10.- They would have bought (buy) the iPod if it had cost (cost) less.

11.- If they had arrived earlier, they would have seen the show.

12.- If Ronald had known (know) Sara was away, he wouldn’t have phoned (not phone) her.

13.- If he had known (know) about it, he would have gone (go).

F) Match to complete the conditional sentences

1.- If I travel to London, c. I will visit the Tower.

2.- If she doesn’t hurry up, b. Sara will be late.

3.- She won’t come a. if it rains.

4.- If I were you, d. I would study hard for the exam.

5.- You would have learnt a lot f. if you had listened.

6.- If he had another opportunity, e. he would try his best.