Mixed Conditionals — Build Future Consequences

Tap the words in the correct order to build each mixed conditional. One extra word does not belong.

0 / 10 blanks filled 0%

Question 1

Build the future result of a missed funding decision: _____

Options: If the consortium had secured funding in March, researchers would begin fieldwork next spring., secures

Question 2

Use could for a possible future reopening: _____

Options: completes, If the engineers had completed the stress tests in May, the bridge could reopen next month.

Question 3

Build a future action in progress: _____

Options: If the migration had started on schedule, the team would be using the new platform by October., starts

Question 4

Use might for an uncertain future meeting: _____

Options: reach, If the diplomats had reached a preliminary agreement, the delegations might meet again next week.

Question 5

Use could for future capacity: _____

Options: If the council had reserved the land before the auction, the city could build an emergency shelter next year., reserves

Question 6

Build the result clause first: _____

Options: replaces, The observatory would be transmitting clearer images during the eclipse next February if technicians had replaced the mirrors last winter.

Question 7

Build a passive future consequence: _____

Options: If the publisher hadn't postponed peer review in April, the volume would be released before the conference in September., postpones

Question 8

Use might for a possible future activity: _____

Options: retains, If the university had retained the coastal station, students might be collecting field data there next summer.

Question 9

Use could in a future passive result: _____

Options: If the archive had obtained the license last year, the documents could be displayed at the exhibition next month., obtains

Question 10

Build a negative future consequence: _____

Options: trains, If the company had trained a replacement team before the merger, operations wouldn't be disrupted when the director retires next year.

Practise Mixed Conditionals — Build Future Consequences with this interactive sentence-building exercise of 10 questions. Tap the words into the correct order to build each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every sentence.

Practising grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Mixed Conditionals — Build Future Consequences in everyday English.