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    2ND CONDITIONAL SKELETON STRUCTURES

    Structure

    If clause Main clause

    If noun / pronoun past simple noun / pronoun ’d


    verb base form
    would

    (also could /
    might etc.)

    When to use: When a situation is impossible, just possible, unlikely, very unlikely or nearly
    impossible.

    Example: I / win / lottery / I / buy / yacht


    Answer: If I won the lottery I would buy a yacht.

    Q 1:
    I / be / you / I / study / harder
    Answer:

    Q 2:
    He / live / Australia / I / visit
    Answer:

    Q 3:
    I / be / more intelligent / I / be / doctor
    Answer:

    Q 4:
    I / have / more money / I / take / you / restaurant
    Answer:

    Q 5:
    they / score / more goals / they / win / more
    Answer:
    Q 6:
    she / not be / married / she / have / career
    Answer:

    Q 7:
    he / lose / job / he / have to / search / another

    Answer:

    Q 8:
    I / don't water / my plants / they / die
    Answer:

    Q 9:
    I / leave / it / in oven / it / burn
    Answer:

    Q 10:
    they / vote yes / she / be / prime minister
    Answer:

    Q 11:
    he / propose / she / say / yes
    Answer:

    Q 12:
    the computer / break / I / buy / another
    Answer:

    Q 13:
    she / go / moon / she / be / famous
    Answer:

    Q 14:
    I / swim / the English Channel / it / be / amazing
    Answer:

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