English Grammar - Conditional Sentence: 56 MCQs with Answers

English Grammar - Conditional Sentence

English Grammar- Conditional Sentence

Learn Conditional Sentences in English Grammar with complete explanations of Zero, First, Second, Third, and Mixed Conditionals. Understand sentence structures, grammar rules, if clauses, result clauses, common mistakes, real-life examples, exercises, and multiple-choice questions (MCQs). This comprehensive guide is ideal for school students and candidates preparing for HTET, CTET, TET, SSC, Banking, UPSC, NDA, CDS, and other competitive examinations.

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Q31. Identify the correct sentence with the if-clause placed at the end.

We will go for a walk if it stops raining. If it stops raining we will go, for a walk. We will go, for a walk if it stops raining. We will go for a walk, if it stops raining.

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Q32. Choose the correct sentence using 'unless' as an alternative to a negative if-clause.

Unless you hurry, you will miss the bus. Unless you hurry, you won't miss the bus. If you don't unless hurry, you will miss the bus. Unless you don't hurry, you will miss the bus.

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Q33. Identify the correct sentence using 'unless'.

Unless it rains, the match will continue. Unless it doesn't rain, the match will continue. If unless it rains, the match will continue. Unless it rains, the match won't continue.

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Q34. Choose the correct sentence using 'unless'.

You won't pass unless you study hard. You won't pass unless you don't study hard. You will pass unless you study hard. Unless you don't study hard, you won't pass.

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Q35. Identify the correct sentence using 'unless'.

She won't forgive him unless he apologizes. She won't forgive him unless he doesn't apologize. She will forgive him unless he apologizes. Unless he doesn't apologize, she won't forgive him.

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Q36. Choose the correct rule about 'unless'.

'Unless' means 'if not' and should not be combined with another negative in the same clause. 'Unless' should always be paired with 'not' for correct meaning. 'Unless' is interchangeable with 'if' in every context. 'Unless' is only used in questions.

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Q37. Choose the correct sentence using 'had...would have' structure.

If I had known about the meeting, I would have attended. If I knew about the meeting, I would have attended. If I had known about the meeting, I would attend. If I have known about the meeting, I would have attended.

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Q38. Identify the correct sentence.

If she had worked harder, she would have gotten the promotion. If she worked harder, she would have gotten the promotion. If she had worked harder, she would get the promotion. If she works harder, she would have gotten the promotion.

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Q39. Choose the correct sentence.

If we had left earlier, we would have avoided the traffic. If we left earlier, we would have avoided the traffic. If we had left earlier, we would avoid the traffic. If we leave earlier, we would have avoided the traffic.

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Q40. Identify the correct sentence.

If he had listened to advice, he would have succeeded. If he listened to advice, he would have succeeded. If he had listened to advice, he would succeed. If he listens to advice, he would have succeeded.

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Published: 16 July 2026 | Last Updated: 08 September 2026 |

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English Grammar - Conditional Sentence: 56 MCQs with Answers