Condicionais - parte 2

026 | UNESP 2006
If some anti-terrorist commentators __________ the causes
of terrorism, they __________ justifications for it.

a) accept – also accepted
b) don't refuse – wouldn't refuse
c) accepted – would also accept
d) wouldn't refuse – didn't refuse
e) accepted – won't refuse

027 | PUCPR 2007
If he loses election, he __________ from public life.

a) retired
b) retire
c) going to retire
d) will retire
e) has retired

028 | MACKENZIE 2006

– The sentence that contains "if-clauses" correctly used is:

a) If you don't vote, you wouldn't have a say in the future of
your country.
b) Would you get married if you had been in love?
c) George might have become an architect if he went to
school.
d) If she was traveling far, she always flies.
e) Had I had money, I would have moved.

029 | PUCRIO 2007
"Had the buildings been full, about 14,000 people would
probably have died" means the same as:

a) The buildings had been full of 14,000 dead people.
b) Fourteen thousand people died because the buildings
were full.
c) Though the buildings were full, about 14,000 people didn't
die.
d) Had the buildings been filled with 14,000 people, no one
would have died.
e) About fourteen thousand people could have been killed if
the buildings had been full.

030 | UNESP 2007
Indique a alternativa que preenche corretamente a
sentença:

If the snow cover __________ longer, it __________ the
plants and __________ the water cycle.

a) lasted – would damage – will disturb
b) would last – would damage – disturb
c) lasts – will damage – disturb
d) will last – damages – disturbs
e) lasts – will damage – disturbed

031 | UECE 2007
I'd have gone to that party if they __________ me.

a) have invited
b) had invited
c) will invite
d) are inviting

032 | UECE 2007
They felt as if they _____________ on thin ice.

a) are walking
b) have walked
c) were walking
d) will walk

033 | UECE 2008
In the sentence "IF THE CRITERIA OF QUALITY BECOME
EXACTING, a canon may emerge ..." the part in capital letters
is a/an:

a) relative clause.
b) conditional clause.
c) noun clause.
d) restrictive clause.

034 | UNESP 2008
If the pension deposit __________ earlier, the lady
__________ in trouble.

a) arrived – would haven't been
b) had arrived – wouldn't be
c) had arrived – wouldn't have been
d) arrives – wouldn't be
e) has arrived – would be not

035 | PUCPR 2001
Select the best alternative to complete the sentences below:

I. If they __________ money, they will build a big house.
II. If you __________ out more, you would meet a few
people.
III. If he __________ his restaurant, he would have got more
customers.
IV. If she __________ so fast, she wouldn't have crashed her
car.
V. If we __________ a car, we wouldn't have to spend all our
time waiting for buses.

a) have; went; had cleaned; hadn't been driving; had
b) have; go; cleaned; wasn't driving; have
c) had; went; was cleaned; hadn't driven; has
d) have had; have gone; had cleaned; hadn't been driven;
have had
e) have; have gone; has cleaned; hadn't driven; have

036 | ITA 1996
If the U. S. Justice Department had not derailed Gate's bid to
acquire Intuit, the deal __________ realize Microsoft's
ambition to make money from almost every commercial
transaction in cyberspace.

a) is going to help
b) would have helped
c) would help
d) helps
e) is likely to help

037 | EFOMM 2005
If my boss had not phoned the police on the spot, the thief
__________.

a) would get away with it
b) got away with it
c) should got away with it
d) would have gotten away with it
e) has gotten away with it

038 | EFOMM 2007
The loan __________ back if they hadn’t been held up last
week.

a) would have paid
b) would pay
c) would have been paid
d) will have paid
e) will be paid

039 | AFA 1999
"Come back to me and you will really know what happiness
can be" means:

a) If you come back to me, you will know what happiness can
be.
b) If coming back makes you happy, it could bring happiness
to me.
c) If you come back to me, you would know what happiness
could be.
d) Come back to me or else you won’t know what could be
happiness.

040 | JFS 2000
Complete meaningfully the following sentence:

Had they studied hard, they __________.

a) would pass
b) wouldn’t have passed
c) would have passed
d) would have pass
e) would haven’t passed

041 | JFS 2011
__________ they __________ harder, they __________.

a) Unless – had studied – wouldn’t have failed
b) Unless – hadn’t studied – would have failed
c) If – had studied – would have failed
d) Unless – had studied – would have failed
e) If – hadn’t studied – wouldn’t have failed

042 | JFS 2010
"Earthquakes don't kill — they don't create damage —
__________," said Eric Calais, a Purdue University
geophysicist studying the Haiti quake.

– A lacuna presente no excerto acima deve ser preenchida
por:

a) unless there's nothing to be damaged.
b) unless there's nothing to damage.
c) if there's little to damage.
d) if there's nothing to damage.
e) if there's almost nothing to be damaged.

043 | EFOMM 2012
Choose the correct alternative to complete the following
sentence:

"If she hadn’t been so bad-tempered, I __________ her."

a) shall have married
b) ought to have married
c) might have married
d) will have married
e) must have married

044 | EFOMM 2010
The conditions expressed in the sentences "If they had
known the outcomes, they would have taken different
measures" and "you should know people better, if you really
want to make more friends" are, respectively:

a) unlikely / unlikely
b) impossible / unlikely
c) likely / unlikely
d) impossible / likely
e) likely / impossible

045 | EFOMM 2013
John’s birthday is tomorrow.
__________ I known about it, I would have bought him a
gift.

a) Would
b) Did
c) Could
d) Had
e) Have


046 | EFOMM 2013
Were he not busy, he __________ your cousin.

a) will accompany
b) can accompany
c) would accompany
d) had accompanied
e) should accompany

047 | EFOMM 2013
Fill in the sentences correctly:

I. I wish you __________ all the water! I’m thirsty.
II. If you hadn’t helped me, I __________ the task so easily.
II. If you __________ me back, I wouldn’t have to borrow
money from my parents.
V. If it __________ for the goalkeeper, our team would have
lost.

a) didn’t drink / wouldn’t finish / had paid / weren’t
b) hadn’t drunk / wouldn’t finish / had paid / hadn’t been
c) hadn’t drunk / wouldn’t have finished / have paid / wasn’t
d) didn’t drink / wouldn’t have finished / paid / weren’t
e) hadn’t drunk / wouldn’t have finished / paid / hadn’t been

“Chance is perhaps the pseudonym of God
when He did not want to sign.”
Anatole France