Verb Exercise

Insurance English Exercise

  1. 1. If bad things happen more, insurance costs ______ go up.
    a) would
    b) will
  2. 2. If the economy becomes bad, more people might ask for help from insurance, and companies ______ find it hard to make money.
    a) will
    b) might
  3. 3. If people really want insurance that's just for them, companies in Germany ______ probably use more computer help to make special plans for each person.
    a) will
    b) would
  4. 4. If technology keeps getting better, insurance companies ______ need to use more computers to help customers.
    a) would
    b) will
  5. 5. If there are more storms or floods, insurance companies ______ have to think about how to help more.
    a) would
    b) will
  6. 6. If the economy isn't good, insurance companies ______ find it harder to make money.
    a) would
    b) will
  7. 7. If the government makes new rules, insurance companies ______ have to follow them.
    a) would
    b) will
  8. 8. If people get sicker, health insurance ______ have to change to cover new treatments.
    a) would
    b) will
  9. 9. If internet crime increases, insurance for computers ______ become more important.
    a) would
    b) will
  1. 10. If rules change a lot, insurance companies in Germany ______ need to change how they do business.
    a) will
    b) would
  2. 11. If doctors find new ways to help sick people, health insurance in Germany ______ change to include these new treatments.
    a) would
    b) might
  3. 12. If the weather gets worse a lot, insurance companies ______ have to think again about how they help when there are big storms or floods.
    a) will
    b) might
  4. 13. If computer problems happen a lot, more people ______ want insurance for that, so companies
    a) will, will
    b) might, might
  5. 14. If more people start thinking about being careful and not having problems, insurance companies ______ likely teach people more about how to be safe and not have accidents.
    a) will
    b) would

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