COUNTABLE & UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS (Exercises)

IF CONDITIONAL 2 & 3

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A. Conditional Sentences – Second Condition

Match the first part of the sentence on the left with the correct ending on the right.

1. If I were hungry... ____________________ A. if I were bald.

2. If I were thirsty... ________________ ____ B. if the neighbors were very noisy.

3. I would go to the dentist... __________ ___ C. I would take it again.

4. I would buy a wig... ______________ ____ D. if I came to work late again.

5. I would quit my job... _________________ E. I would eat something.

6. If I saw a bad car accident... ____________ F. if I had to work overtime every day.

7. I would move... ______________________ G. I would move to Mexico.

8. If I spoke Spanish... __________________  H. I would make some lemonade.

9. If I failed the course... _________________ I. I would call an ambulance.

10. The boss would fire me... _________ ____ J. if I had a tooth ache.

IF CONDITIONAL 1, 2, 3

CONDITIONAL TYPE 3

Conditional Type 2

Passive Voice - Exercise

A. Using the passive voice, complete the following sentences with the correct tense of the verb provided or a suitable modal verb.

1. My car is at the service station. It (repair) __________________ right now.

2. Dinner (serve) _____________________ at 7:00 last night.

3. Your check already (deposit) _______________________ in the bank.

4. The newspaper (deliver) _________________________ before 6:00 A.M. everyday.

5. The book (publish) ___________________ in 1950.

6. The patient (examine) ________________________ by a surgeon tomorrow.

7. The question (discuss) _______________________ at our next meeting.

8. Twenty new workers (hire) ____________________ last month.

9. There are not enough hospitals in our area. A new hospital (build) _________ soon. (use a modal)

10. When you go through customs at the airport, your bags (search) ____________. (use a modal)

11. Hundreds of people (injure) _________________ in the train accident last week.

12. Your library books (return) _____________________ in three weeks. (use a modal)

Degrees of Comparison

A. COMPARATIVE

Study the sentences below :

• Elephants are bigger than tigers.
• Jakarta is larger than Surabaya.
• This room is more spacious than the other one.
• Susan is more beautiful than her sister
• Walking is easier than playing volleyball

 Note :.
One syllable adjectives - er  + than
More  + two or more syllable adjectives  + than
Sometimes, two syllable adjectives can be followed with -er

Here are some samples of adjectives :

Big                            Clever                                  Beautiful
Long                         Handsome                            Delicious
Tall                            Crowded                              Important
Clean                         Popular                                Difficult
Large                        Modern                                 Expensive
Cheap                       Easy                                      Interesting
Nice                          Dangerous                            Dirty

Note : Remember some irregular adjectives

• bad/worse/the worst
• good/better/the best
• far/farther/the farthest
• far/further/the furthest
• little/less/the least
• many/more/the most
• much/more/the most