Conditional Sentences and Passive Voice Exercises

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Unit 7: Conditional Sentences

Exercise 1: Correct the Sentences

  1. If it weren't so hot, we'd play outside.
  2. If he didn't watch so much TV, he wouldn't be so tired.
  3. Would you be surprised if you didn't pass that test?
  4. I'd speak better English if I spent more time in England.
  5. If my mum won, she wouldn't give up her job.
  6. If you found a wallet with money in it, would you take it to the police?

Exercise 2: Complete the Sentences

  1. If I didn't have any money, I'd borrow some from my dad.
  2. If we didn't have so much homework, we would go to the cinema.
  3. My parents wouldn't be happy if I lost my house key.
  4. If you spent more money on clothes, you'd look much better.
  5. He would help you if you asked him nicely.
  6. You wouldn't feel so tired if you didn't go to bed so late.

Exercise 3: Complete the Sentences

  1. If I went to London, I'd visit the Big Ben.
  2. If I had 10,000 €, I'd buy a lot of clothes.
  3. If I met Michael Owen, I'd be so happy.
  4. If I didn't go to school tomorrow, I'd stay in my house.
  5. If I saved all my money for three months, I'd go to the USA.
  6. If I didn't have so many friends, I'd meet new people.

Exercise 4: Should or Shouldn't

Should, shouldn't, shouldn't, should, should, shouldn't.

Exercise 5: Complete the Conversations

  1. You should talk to your parents about the problem.
  2. You should look for a new job if you're unhappy.
  3. You shouldn't use your phone while driving.
  4. You should take an umbrella, it looks like rain.
  5. You shouldn't spend all your money at once.
  6. You shouldn't go to bed so late if you're tired.

Unit 8: Passive Voice and Relative Clauses

Exercise 1: Present or Past Simple Passive

  1. These cars are made in Japan.
  2. The Eiffel Tower was built in 1889.
  3. These products are sold worldwide.
  4. Many people were killed in the war.
  5. The man was drowned in the river.
  6. The forest is destroyed by pollution.

Exercise 2: Change to Passive Voice

  1. U2's songs are written by Bono.
  2. Vegetables are sold in the market.
  3. Rooms are cleaned every day.
  4. The light bulb was invented by Thomas Edison.
  5. The Cup Final was watched by thousands of people.
  6. Olive oil is produced in that factory.

Exercise 3: Passive Voice Questions

  1. When were the Olympic Games held?
  2. When was penicillin discovered?
  3. What is oxygen used for?
  4. Where was paper invented?
  5. How is paella made?
  6. Where is rice grown?

Exercise 4: Who, Which, or Where

Which, who, where, which, which, who.

Exercise 5: Join the Sentences

  1. Robbie Williams is a singer who used to sing with Take That.
  2. There's the shop where I bought my new trainers.
  3. Where's my homework which was on the table last night?
  4. There's the cafe where we went to celebrate Maite's birthday.
  5. My grandfather was a scientist who worked with dangerous chemicals.
  6. There's the bus which we caught to the airport last weekend.

Exercise 6: Complete the Sentences

  1. Which are the photos which you took on holiday?
  2. Who is the girl who fancies Carlos?
  3. Where is the house where my mum grew up?
  4. Who is the person who was rude to her?
  5. Which is the new jacket which I bought at the weekend?
  6. Who is the scientist who invented the computer?

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