mixed conditionals

I'm sooo hungry! If only I ______ (make) lunch, I ______ (feel) much better now.

1. This needs a mixed conditional
2. We need to use a second conditional for both parts
3. We need to use a third conditional for both parts

I'm sooo hungry! If only I ______ lunch, I ______ much better now.

1. made; would feel
2. had made; would have felt
3. made; would have felt
4. had made; would feel

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Instead of 'would' in the 2nd conditional, you may also use 'might 'could' and 'should'

Mixed Conditionals

Used to speculate on the present results of a hypothetical past situation/event. Can also be used to show regret or criticism.

3rd conditional  (past perfect)                          2nd conditional (would + infinitive)

If I hadn't been born in the Netherlands,       I wouldn't be able to speak Dutch. 

2nd conditional  (past simple)                         3rd conditional (would + have + pp)

If she wasn't so intelligent,                   she wouldn't have had such good grades.

I'm sooo hungry! If only I ______ (make) lunch, I ______ (feel) much better now.

1. This needs a mixed conditional
2. We need to use a second conditional for both parts
3. We need to use a third conditional for both parts

Write mixed conditional clauses to the following given situations.

E.g. Tim overslept on the train. He isn’t with us now.

If Tim hadn’t overslept on the train, he would be with us now.

Mary doesn’t know how to play badminton. We didn’t invite her to play with us

We don’t have access to the company’s network. We couldn’t enter the data yesterday.

I spent too much on holiday. I’m broke now.

Ik snap de conditionals

Helemaal

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helemaal niet

You can practise more with the links on the next slides

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