Mixed Conditionals Practice

Introduction

Mixed conditionals connect present situations with imaginary pasts and vice versa. Use structures like If I had + past participle, I would + be ... (unreal past → present result) and If I were + adj, I would have + past participle ... (unreal present → past result). This practice helps you choose the correct mixed form quickly.

Test Overview

• Total Questions: 30
• Duration: 30 minutes
• Level: A2–B1
• Focus: Unreal past → present result and unreal present → past result

Detailed Question Breakdown (Sneak Peek)

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SECTION 1: Multiple Choice (Sample)

• If I had taken the earlier train, I ___ at the meeting now. (would have been / would be / will be / was)
• If she ___ more patient, she would have solved it yesterday. (had been / were / would be / is)
• Had they ___ earlier, they might be ahead now. (leave / left / leaving / had left)
• If it weren't for your advice, I ___ made the same mistake. (would make / would have made / will make / made)

SECTION 2: Matching (Sample)

Match each sentence to the function (unreal past → present, unreal present → past, present result, past result):

• If I had trained more, I would be faster today. → ______
• If she were kinder, she would have apologized yesterday. → ______
• Had they booked in advance, they might be in better seats now. → ______
• If it weren’t for the storm, we would have sailed. → ______

SECTION 3: Fill‑in‑the‑Blank (Sample)

• If I ___ harder, I would be more relaxed now. (study)

• If she ___ taller, she would have reached the top shelf. (be)

• Had we ___ earlier, we might be home now. (leave)

• If it ___ for your help, I wouldn’t have finished. (not be)

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Q: How do mixed conditionals differ from Type 2 or Type 3?
A: Mixed conditionals connect unreal past with present results or unreal present with past results, combining Type 2 and Type 3 patterns.

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