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      1. If people played more sport......
        1. they will become healthier
        2. they would become healthier

        1. A standard second conditional

      2. If a wife goes out to work, her children need someone to look after them
        1. correct
        2. incorrect

        1. This is the zero conditional: present tense, present tense. It is worth noting this one as it often the most useful in an IELTS context for giving examples

      3. Air pollution would become worse
        1. if more factories would be commissioned
        2. if more factories were commissioned
        3. if more factories had been commissioned

        1. Be careful with the second conditional. a common mistake is to use "would' in both halves of the sentence.

      4. Employees will become demotivated
        1. if they have been forced to work longer hours
        2. If they will be forced to work longer hours
        3. if they were forced to work longer hoursd

        1. Another tricky one. This is in fact a first conditional: the point is that the present perfect tense (the "have" tense) is still a present tense. You do not always have to use the present simple in the first condtional

      5. If the government had passed this law, the problem would not exist now
        1. correct
        2. incorrect

        1. Another tricky one. This is a "mixed conditional" - something that frequently does not get taught, but is still worth learning.

          The point is that past conditions (the government had passed this law) can have present results (the problem would not exist now).

      6. Inflation would increase,
        1. if the government raise taxes
        2. if the government would raise taxes
        3. if the government raised taxes

        1. A standard second conditional

      7. There would have been a global war
        1. if there had not been nuclear deterrents
        2. if there would not have been nuclear deterrents

        1. This is the third conditional: used to talk about the "hypothetical" past - what did not happen.

      8. Prices would increase if
        1. the government raise taxes
        2. the government raised taxes
        3. the government will raise taxes
        4. the government had raised taxes

        1. Second conditional

      9. Students will lose confidence,
        1. if they are criticised
        2. if they will be criticised

        1. a standard first conditional

      10. Second conditionals are always "if + past", and "would + verb"
        1. true
        2. false

        1. A trick question. In fact you should be aware that "would" is only the most common modal verb we use; it is perfectly normal to use "might" or "could" here.

          If I took more exercise, I might lose some weight

      11. Traffic congestion will become worse
        1. if people will buy more cars
        2. if people bought more cars
        3. if people buy more cars

        1. A standard first conditional

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