English Grammar Exercises: Conditionals, Passive Voice, Reported Speech

Posted on Feb 6, 2025 in English

1. Complete with the Correct Conditional

A

  1. Would have played
  2. Would Take
  3. Wins / Will interview
  4. Wont get / Buy

1 B

  1. Jack would help Peter if he asked for help.
  2. If they had gone to bed earlier, they wouldn’t have been so tired.
  3. He would get a better mark if he studied harder.
  4. Emma won’t arrive late if she doesn’t miss the bus.
  5. Lisa won’t enter the triathlon if Dan doesn’t train her.


2. Complete the Sentences: Passive Form

  1. Are Held
  2. Are being planned
  3. Was invented
  4. Are being Posted
  5. Hasn’t been delivered
  6. Were written
  7. Has been hold
  8. Was chosen
  9. Was get up
  10. Is played

3. Hard Rock Café

  1. Is visited
  2. Are known
  3. Are donated
  4. Are covered
  5. Were worn
  6. Have been collected
  7. Was given
  8. I are being shown


4. Reported Speech

  1. Emily said that they hadn’t gone to see a film…
  2. Todd said to his parents that he would be home before…
  3. Emily explained that she was going to bed early.
  4. She told us not to turn off the TV.
  5. Linda said that she had taken the dog for a walk that day.
  6. Susan said that she was studying to be a doctor.
  7. Mary told us not to open the questions paper until…
  8. Tom Said that he could not find my glasses anywhere.
  9. The boy shouted not to come in to his room.


5. Conditionals 1 & 5

  1. Will go
  2. Would put 0
  3. See 1
  4. Wouldn’t be 0
  5. Doesn’t rain 1
  6. I would have lent 3
  7. I would have bougnt
  8. I had studied 3
  9. Had offered 3
  10. Had 2

6. What do you say in these situations? 1.5

  1. If I am not busy at work, I will go on holiday.
  2. I will eat your onions if you don’t want them.
  3. If it had a good memory, I would have bought it.
  4. If he doesn’t arrive soon, we will miss the beginning of the film.
  5. I wouldn’t buy it if I were you.
  6. If I had a job, I would have some money.


7. Passive Sentences (Present or Past)

  1. This room is cleaned every day.
  2. When was this church built?
  3. Why was the letter set to the wrong address?
  4. Football is played in most countries.
  5. What language is spoken in Ethiopia?
  6. How was the window broken?
  7. These people were injured in the accident.
  8. Stamps are sold in a post office.
  9. Many French programmes are shown on British television.
  10. These houses were built about fifty years ago.


8. Correct Passive Form 1.5

  1. Is collected
  2. Hasn’t been painted
  3. Are usually returned
  4. Is being fixed
  5. Hasn’t been delivered
  6. Was creaned
  7. Has already been sold
  8. Are produced
  9. Has been hold


9.

  1. She said that she would return our test.
  2. She explained that I could have tomato soup.
  3. She said that they had finished doing their homework.
  4. She said not to open the door unless it was too hot.
  5. He said that he would phone me when he got home.
  6. They said that the guard had stolen a painting that morning.
  7. Mary said that her house needed to be cleaned.
  8. She said that her neighbours were getting married next year.
  9. My boss said that she hadn’t come to work and she wasn’t answering the phone.
  10. The pilot said that we were flying to London at that moment.


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