“I would finish the report if I had more time.” This sentence talks about a past action that definitely did not happen., True, False, “I would have finished the report if I had started earlier.” This sentence describes a regret about the past., True, False, “She would work abroad if she spoke better English.” This situation is still possible in the future., True, False, “She would have worked abroad if she spoke better English.” This sentence is grammatically correct and clearly describes an unreal past., True, False, “They would save more money if they earned more.” This sentence describes an open or hypothetical situation., True, False, “They would have saved more money if they earned more.” This sentence correctly describes a finished past situation., True, False, If the past situation is finished and cannot change, we usually use would have + past participle., True, False, If the situation is general, imagined, or still possible, we usually use would + base verb., True, False, “I would finish my homework if I had started earlier last night.” This sentence uses the correct structure for an unreal past., True, False, To choose between would finish and would have finished, it is important to ask: “Is the past finished, or is it still open?”, True, False
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True or False: Conditional Simple vs. Conditional Perfect
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