Exercises
Real plan or imaginary scenario? Tentative idea or firm offer? Practise sentences with if – sometimes called the first, second and third conditionals – in real business situations. Every question gives you the context, and the context decides the answer.
Choose the right tense from two or three options. Every answer comes with a short explanation.
Type the correct form of the verb. Contractions and full forms are both accepted.
All lessons are part of our Verb Tenses in Business guide.
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