English Exercises: Passive & Conditionals Revision

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Passive voice*
To be + Past participle
Past	Present	Future
To be (past) + Past participle. “The unit was explained (by the teacher)”	To be (present) + Past participle. “The unit is explained (by the teacher)”	Will + to be (base form) + Past participle “The unit will be explained (by the teacher)”
* Active vs Passive · Active voice: the subject is active = It does something · Passive voice: The subject is passive = something happens to it

Practice I

1. Complete the sentences with the correct passive tense.

This song (record) last year.
I think this video (sell) in the shops.
CDs (produce) by big companies.
Maybe in the future, more money (donate) for charities.
In 1902, Caruso (pay) 100 pounds for ten songs.
More and more songs (buy) online.
Most of the songs (download) illegally from the Internet every year.
John Lennon (kill) by a fan.
Songs (not usually ban) by radio stations.
Different things (advertise) with videos on the Internet.
I (choose) for a school play two years ago.

2. Write sentences and questions in the passive.

CDs /invent/ in 1983 ?
The tickets /not sell / on the Internet
Why / your film / ban / last year?
The actor / award / an Oscar / next week?
Cars / invent / many years ago.
She / not give / a prize / last Monday.

Conditional Sentences

First Conditional

Second Conditional

Third Conditional

Condition:

If + present simple

Result:

Will + Infinitive

“If you study, you will pass the exam”

Use:

When the situation/condition is probable

Condition:

If + past simple

Result:

Would + Infinitive

“If you studied, you would pass the exam”

Use:

When the situation/condition isn’t probable or is impossible

Condition:

If + past perfect

Result:

Would have + past participle

“If you had studied, you would have passed the exam”

Use:

When we imagine the possible consequences of an action in the past

Practice II

3. Complete the conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

· Ann will be really happy if Peter (ask) her out.

· If they (be) there, they would have volunteered to help.

· If my boyfriend (be) a flirt, we would split up.

· I (go) on holiday if I pass my exams.

· She wouldn’t have become ill if she (drink) the water.

· I (give) some money to charity if I won the lottery.

· If he wasn’t so good-looking, he (be) such a flirt.

· He (die) of cold if the helicopter hadn’t rescued him from the sea.

· She won’t pass the exam if she (not do) any revision.

· If Tom hadn’t cheated on her, she (not finish) with him.

· You wouldn’t get good results if you (study) hard.