Az Review - Conditional and Hypothetical Sentences

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Chapter Review – Conditional and Hypothetical Sentences

Az Chapter Review 20

Select the word that best completes the sentence.
Compare your response to the answer by clicking the "check" button to the right.

#	YOUR RESPONSE	CHECK ANSWERS
1.	My driving depends on whether or not I have enough money for gas. I drive enough money for gas.	20-2 Pres-Future Real
2.	The cost of gas is rather high. If it rises any more, I public transportation.	20-2 Pres-Future Real
3.	In the past, I could afford to buy gas if I it. afford (v.) – have enough money	20-1 Pres-Past Real
4.	If I had a smaller and lighter car, it so much to fill it with gas.	20-3 Present Unreal
5.	I a more economical car last year, if I had spent more time researching. research (v.) – o study a subject in detail, especially in order to discover new facts or test new ideas	20-4 Should/Could have
6.	We so much now if the price of oil hadn't risen so high last month.	20-6 Mixed Tenses
7.	If I had driven my car to school this morning, I left for home whenever I wanted.	20-4 Should/Could have
8.	tell them I am taking public transportation from now on.	20-7 Omitting If
9.	I'd get a motorcycle.	20-7 Omitting If
10.	I would have bought a motorcycle, but my family talked me out of it. IMPLIES:	20-8 Implied Conditions
11.	I wouldn't have been able to get to work on time without your help. IMPLIES:	20-8 Implied Conditions
12.	In some parts of the world, experts say that gas prices are falling. I wish that they here.	20-10 Wishes \| Wish Agreement
13.	I would like to build a solar-powered vehicle. I wish that I to do it. vehicle (n.) – a machine with an engine that is used to carry people	20-10 Wishes \| Wish Agreement
14.	The price of gasoline rose as though it gold.	20-9
15.	In the 1990s, everyone acted as if there enough fuel for everyone to drive their SUVs around forever.	20-9