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Choose the correct words to complete the sentences.
- we didn’t have antibiotics – life would be very different.
- She wouldn’t have voted for him she really thought he could make a difference.
- we got rid of nuclear weapons, there would still always be wars.
- everyone thought their vote didn’t count? Nobody would vote!
- I would never vote for that party, I were old enough.
- I hadn’t got lost, I wouldn’t have found such a beautiful view!
Choose the correct options to complete the text.
How would you feel if you (1) the right to vote as an adult? Or (2) you lived in a country where it was illegal not to vote – how would you feel then? In many countries where voting isn’t compulsory, the number of people doing so has fallen dramatically. If their ancestors (3) that fewer than 60% of the public would vote during the US presidential elections, they (4) have fought so hard for that right. But there are 22 nations around the world where you’d have to vote in an election, (5) you didn’t want to. And if you lived in Australia, you could be fined (6) you voted!
Choose the correct words to complete the sentences.
- I wouldn’t have known about the party you’d told me. Shall we go together?
- you lost your job, what would you do then? Would you look for another one?
- I would have enjoyed the concert it had rained. I love that band!
- I wouldn’t complain there was a problem – and there is!
- we left now, we wouldn’t get to the match on time
Choose the correct options to complete the mixed conditional sentences.
- If Tony the lottery, he would be rich.
- Life difficult if they hadn’t invented electricity!
- If you’d burned the cake, we eat it.
- If Zoe were braver, she for Ed’s phone number.
- We’d have gone to school if it the weekend.
- If I your advice, I’d have asked for it.
- If I hadn’t seen the news, I about the accident.
Choose the correct words to complete the sentences.
- Supposing we didn’t have antibiotics – life would be very different.
- She wouldn’t have voted for him unless she really thought he could make a difference.
- Even if we got rid of nuclear weapons, there would still always be wars.
- Supposing everyone thought their vote didn’t count? Nobody would vote!
- I would never vote for that party, even if I were old enough.
- Supposing I hadn’t got lost, I wouldn’t have found such a beautiful view!
Choose the correct options to complete the text.
How would you feel if you (1) didn’t have the right to vote as an adult? Or (2) supposing you lived in a country where it was illegal not to vote – how would you feel then? In many countries where voting isn’t compulsory, the number of people doing so has fallen dramatically. If their ancestors (3) had known that fewer than 60% of the public would vote during the US presidential elections, they (4) might not have fought so hard for that right. But there are 22 nations around the world where you’d have to vote in an election, (5) even if you didn’t want to. And if you lived in Australia, you could be fined (6) unless you voted!
Choose the correct words to complete the sentences.
- I wouldn’t have known about the party unless you’d told me. Shall we go together?
- Supposing you lost your job, what would you do then? Would you look for another one?
- I would have enjoyed the concert even if it had rained. I love that band!
- I wouldn’t complain unless there was a problem – and there is!
- Even if we left now, we wouldn’t get to the match on time
Choose the correct options to complete the mixed conditional sentences.
- If Tony had won the lottery, he would be rich.
- Life would be difficult if they hadn’t invented electricity!
- If you’d burned the cake, we couldn’t eat it.
- If Zoe were braver, she might have asked for Ed’s phone number.
- We’d have gone to school if it weren’t the weekend.
- If I wanted your advice, I’d have asked for it.
- If I hadn’t seen the news, I wouldn’t know about the accident.
