Conditionals & Grammar Revision

Practise either/or, another/other, present tenses, and 2nd & 3rd conditionals.

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Exercise A — Either/Or vs Neither/Nor

Fill each blank with the correct word. You can drag a tile onto a blank, or click a tile (it turns orange) then click the blank to place it. Click a filled blank to clear it. Tiles are reusable.

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1. You can pay        by credit card        by cash.
2. I was disappointed.        the acting        the plot was any good.
3. For dinner, we can have        pasta        pizza.
4. He's very healthy. He eats        meat        dairy products.
5.        you apologize        I'll never speak to you again.
6. The hotel was perfect.        the location        the price could be better.
7. You can reach the city centre        by bus        by tram.
8. She speaks        French        German.
9.        John        his brother remembered my birthday.
10. We can watch        a comedy        an action film.

Exercise B — Other vs Another

Choose the correct word. Click an option to select it (blue highlight). Then click Check Answers to see your results.

1. I don't like this T-shirt. Do you have it in any ___ color?
2. I'm still hungry. I think I'll have ___ sandwich.
3. She has two brothers. One is a doctor, and ___ is a teacher.
4. Some students finished early, but ___ needed the full hour.
5. This phone is too expensive. Let me see ___ one.
6. I'm the only one who knows the truth. Everyone ___ is confused.
7. He put away one book and picked up ___ from the pile.
8. There are three windows. One faces north, and ___ two face south.
9. Some people prefer coffee, while ___ prefer tea.
10. I've already explained this twice. Do I have to explain it ___ time?

Exercise C — Present Tenses

Type the correct verb form in each blank. You'll get immediate feedback when you leave each field (green = correct, red = incorrect).

1. The sun in the east.
2. I to fix my computer all morning.
3. She three emails since breakfast.
4. Listen! Someone the piano beautifully.
5. My father in a bank, but he a career change.
6. I my neighbour for ten years, and we an argument.
7. The train from platform 2 at 3:15 PM.
8. You the same mistake again!
9. How many cups of coffee you today?
10. The children are tired because they football all afternoon.

Exercise D — Second Conditional

Type the correct verb form in each blank. You'll get immediate feedback when you leave each field (green = correct, red = incorrect).

1. If I taller, I to become a basketball player.
2. We to the beach more often if we closer to the coast.
3. If you a superpower, what it ?
4. She so much if she a better job.
5. If they English, they the instructions.
6. I a house by the sea if I the lottery.
7. What you if he you to marry him?
8. If I you, I that job offer.
9. The world a better place if people each other more.
10. If we to work tomorrow, we up late.

Exercise E — Third Conditional

Type the correct verb form in each blank. Immediate feedback on leaving each field. Some sentences accept contracted or full forms.

1. If you me you were sick, I you some soup.
2. They lost if they the map.
3. I that dress if it on sale.
4. If she about the meeting, she .
5. We the game if our best player injured.
6. If I medicine, I a doctor.
7. He the car if he more carefully.
8. They on time if they the bus.
9. If you to my advice, you such a big mistake.
10. She better if she something earlier.