I - I would to have a better job now if I had worked harder at school, but instead I spent most of my school time playing with my friends and fooling around...II - If you had caught that plane, you would be dead now. I am glad you are here with us!III - We wouldn't be lost if we had looked at the map. Instead, you insisted that you knew where we were going.Which of the sentences above is grammatically incorrect?Only sentence I is incorrect.Only sentence III is incorrect.Sentences II and III are incorrect.Sentences I and III are incorrect.

6.2 ConditionalsState the conditional in which each of the following sentences are(a) If you ask the lecturer, she will help you. (1)(b) If Anna was rich, she would buy a car to transport us. (1)(c) He would make it to the Olympic team if he practised harder. (1)(d) If you hadn't been late, we wouldn't have missed the bus. (1)(e) They would have been late if they hadn't taken a hike.

Which of the following sentences is an example of the first conditional? Options : If I had known, I would have called you. If he sings well, he will win the competition. If I were you, I wouldn't do that. If she would come, we can go to the movies?

10. Which one of the following conditional sentences is correctly structured?Had he been wise, he would not do such foolish things.Was he wise, he would not have done such foolish things.Were he wise, he would not have done such foolish things.Had he been wise, he would not have done such foolish things.

Read the sentences. Then match each sentence with the type of conditional sentence.If I were scientist, I would focus my research on Saturn  blankIf I had known about the talk on Mars, I would have gone  blankHe would have been a space tourist if he had had the money.  blankIf I were president, I would expand space exploration programs.  blankPRESENT CONDITIONAL SENTENCE PAST CONDITIONAL SENTENCE

What _______ if you had been in my position?  should I have done  would you have done  could you do  had you done