English GrammarConditionalsMixed ConditionalsMixed Conditionals – Free Exercise Mixed Conditionals – Free Exercise display incorrect answers Exercises Decide which sentence best describes the mixed conditional sentences. If I were a better baker, I would have made the cake myself.second conditional if-clause, third conditional main clause|I am not a good baker, I didn’t make the cake myselfimagined past situation, imagined present outcomeimagined present situation, imagined past outcome If we had won the lottery last night, we would be rich right now.third conditional if-clause, second conditional main clause|we didn’t win the lottery, we are not rich nowimagined past situation, imagined present outcomeimagined present situation, imagined past outcome If the playground were safe, the kids wouldn’t have been injured.second conditional if-clause, third conditional main clause|the playground is not safe, the kids were injuredimagined past situation, imagined present outcomeimagined present situation, imagined past outcome We wouldn’t be so hungry if we had ordered the food earlier.second conditional main clause, third conditional if-clause|we are hungry, we didn’t order our food early enoughimagined past situation, imagined present outcomeimagined present situation, imagined past outcome If he were a nice person, he wouldn’t have shouted.second conditional if-clause, third conditional main clause|he is not a nice person, he raised his voiceimagined past situation, imagined present outcomeimagined present situation, imagined past outcome If we had stayed together, we would be miserable.third conditional if-clause, second conditional main clause|we did not stay together, we are not miserableimagined past situation, imagined present outcomeimagined present situation, imagined past outcome Online exercises to improve your English Improve your English with Lingolia. Each grammar topic comes with one free exercise where you can review the basics, as well as many more Lingolia Plus exercises where you can practise according to your level. Check your understanding by hovering over the info bubbles for simple explanations and handy tips. Mixed Conditionals – Free Exercise Mixed Conditionals – mixed exercise Lingolia Plus English Unlock all exercises for English with a Lingolia Plus account 983 digital grammar exercises for English organised by topic and level no ads, no automatic renewal for teachers, schools and businesses: Lingolia Pro Get Lingolia Plus English from 10.49 EUR for 3 months Choose a different language A 3-month Lingolia Plus account costs 10.49 EUR and gives you access to every exercise for Mixed Conditionals, as well as all other exercises for English. No automatic renewal, no recurring payments. Your order will be processed by Digistore24. Mixed Conditionals – Lingolia Plus Exercises Mixed Conditionals – multiple choice (1) C1 Mixed Conditionals – multiple choice (2) C1 Mixed Conditionals – sentences (1) C1 Mixed Conditionals – sentences (2) C1 Mixed Conditionals – dialogue C1 Mixed Conditionals – comparing conditionals (1) C1 Mixed Conditionals – comparing conditionals (2) C1 Mixed Conditionals – comparing conditionals (3) C1 Mixed Conditionals – comparing conditionals (4) C1 A1Beginner A2Elementary B1Intermediate B2Upper intermediate C1Advanced
