Contrary to Fact Conditional Questions Practice

Test your understanding of **contrary to fact conditional questions**! Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs in parentheses to complete each question. Remember to pay attention to whether it's an imaginary present/future or imaginary past situation.

Part 1: Imaginary Present or Future Situations (Second Conditional)

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Part 2: Imaginary Past Situations (Third Conditional)

Answer Key

Part 1 Answers:

  1. If you **won** the lottery, what **would you buy**?
  2. What **would you do** if you **were** invisible for a day?
  3. **Would you travel** more if you **had** more free time?
  4. If she **didn't have** to work, where **would she go** on vacation?
  5. **Would he tell** her the truth if he **knew** she wouldn't be upset?
  6. If you **had** an extra $1000 each month, how **would you invest** it?
  7. What **would you cut** from your budget if you **needed** to save money quickly?
  8. **Would you retire** early if you **could afford** it?
  9. If money **were** no object, what **would be** your dream financial goal?
  10. **Would you start** your own business if you **didn't have** any financial risks?

Part 2 Answers:

  1. If you **had studied** harder, what **would have happened**?
  2. **Would you have gone** to the party if you **had known** about it?
  3. What **would you have done** if you **had missed** your flight?
  4. If he **hadn't helped** you, **would you have finished** the project on time?
  5. Where **would they have gone** if they **hadn't found** a hotel?
  6. If you **had saved** more money in your 20s, what **would you be** able to do now?
  7. What **would you have bought** if you **hadn't spent** all your money on that trip?
  8. If the stock market **hadn't crashed** last year, **would your investments have grown** significantly?
  9. **Would you have taken** that high-paying job if you **had known** it would be so stressful?
  10. How **would your financial situation have changed** if you **had started** budgeting earlier?
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