If she studies hard, she would pass the exam. (The if-clause uses present simple (studies), so the result clause should match a First Conditional structure.), If she studies hard, she passes the exam, If she studied hard, she would pass the exam., If she studies hard, she will pass the exam., If she had studied hard, she would have passed the exam., If I were rich, I will travel around the world. (Hint: Look for the pattern If + past simple (were). This usually describes an unreal or imaginary present situation.), If I am rich, I travel around the world., If I were rich, I would travel around the world., If I had been rich, I would travel around the world., If I were rich, I traveled around the world., If they had booked earlier, they would get cheaper tickets. (Hint: The if-clause contains had booked, which signals a past unreal situation. The result clause should refer to a missed opportunity in the past.), If they book earlier, they will get cheaper tickets., If they booked earlier, they would get cheaper tickets., If they had booked earlier, they would have gotten cheaper tickets., If they had booked earlier, they got cheaper tickets., If water will reach 100°C, it boils. (Hint: This sentence states a scientific fact or general truth.), If water reaches 100°C, it boils., If water reached 100°C, it would boil., If water reaches 100°C, it will boil., If water had reached 100°C, it would have boiled., If we had more time, we will finish the project. (Hint: The phrase had more time suggests an unreal present situation. Check which result clause matches.), If we have more time, we will finish the project., If we had more time, we would finish the project., If we had had more time, we would have finished the project., If we have more time, we finish the project., If he doesn't hurry, he would miss the train. (Hint: The if-clause uses present simple (doesn't hurry), so the result clause should express a likely future consequence.), If he doesn't hurry, he will miss the train., If he didn't hurry, he would miss the train., If he hadn't hurried, he would have missed the train., If he doesn't hurry, he misses the train.

Gr 11 - Conditional Sentences Practice

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