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Conditional Sentences & Hypothetical Situations

Grade 10 · Week 21 · 25 questions

Conditional sentences express 'if...then' relationships — what happens under certain conditions. Understanding conditionals helps you express possibilities, wishes, and hypothetical situations clearly.

What you'll practise

  • Find the mean of data sets
  • Construct zero, first, and second conditionals
  • Choose the correct tense in conditional clauses
  • Express real and unreal conditions
All 25 questions in this Conditional Sentences & Hypothetical Situations quiz

Grade 10 English — Conditional Sentences & Hypothetical Situations: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.

  1. "Break the ice" means to:
  2. "Call off" means to:
  3. "Look after" means to:
  4. "Piece of cake" refers to:
  5. "Put off" means to:
  6. "Once in a blue moon" means:
  7. "Give up" means to:
  8. "Under the weather" means:
  9. "Turn down" means to:
  10. "It's raining cats and dogs" means:
  11. "Look up" means to:
  12. "Hit the books" means to:
  13. "Run out of" means to:
  14. "Time flies" suggests that time:
  15. "Take off" means to:
  16. "Break down" can mean:
  17. "Get along" means to:
  18. "Let down" means to:
  19. "Show up" means to:
  20. "Count on" means to:
  21. "Figure out" means to:
  22. "Make up" can mean:
  23. "Go over" means to:
  24. "Pick up" means to:
  25. "Set up" means to:
Question 1 of 250 correct so far

"Break the ice" means to:

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