Implied Conditions: a real or unreal situation?

A REAL SITUATION	A HYPOTHETICAL SITUATION
Action may happen if the conditions are favorable	Action will / did not happen because of an unfavorable condition.
Jack will cut the grass if he has time. present tense – He doesn't know if he has time yet - maybe.	Jack would cut the grass if he had time. present tense – He doesn't have time.
Jack cut the grass if he had time. past tense – He did it whenever he had time.	Jack would have cut the grass if he had had time. past tense – He didn't have time.

Read the sentence and answer the questions about what the sentence IMPLIES.
Click an option, then read the response in the text box. An asterisk * indicates an incorrect response.

#	CONDITIONAL SENTENCE	YOUR RESPONSE	FEEDBACK
1.	If the weather had been good yesterday, Jack would have walked to school. Did Jack walk to school?	yes no maybe	feedback 1
2.	If it rained, he took his umbrella. Did Jack take his umbrella?	yes no maybe	feedback 2
3.	If Jack could drive to school, he would. Can Jack drive to school?	yes no maybe	feedback 3
4.	If he had called a friend the night before, he could have gotten a ride. Did Jack call a friend the night before asking for a ride?	yes no maybe	feedback 4
5.	Jack rides his bike if he has no books to carry. Does Jack have books to carry?	yes no maybe	feedback 5
6.	If the weather had been good yesterday, Jack would have walked to school. Was the weather good yesterday?	yes no maybe	feedback 6

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