Second conditional

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Rumus: if + V2 would + V1

Examples:
If I won a lot of money, I would buy a big house
If I lost my job, I would go back to university.
If I were rich, I would buy a yacht.
We’d move to Jakarta if Dad got that job.
I would drive to work if I had a car.
He wouldn’t be fat if he didn’t eat so much.
What would you do if he asked you to marry him?

Insert the correct form of the verb given.

1. May ____________________________ ( arrive ) earlier if you _________________________ (ask) her.

2. If I ___________________________ (be ) you, I ____________________________ (buy) a new bike.

3. If people _______________________ (help) one another, the world ___________________________

(be) better.

4. My father _______________________(drive) me to school if I ____________________(feed) the cat.

5. If I __________________________ (meet) a famous person I________________________ (feel) shy.

6. If Jack _________________________(have) a dog he __________________________ (take) him out

every day.

7. If you ___________________________ (smoke) less, you __________________________ (not have) a

cough.

8. They ___________________________(visit) Norway if it __________________________( not be ) so

expensive.

9. I ___________________________ (tell) you where she lives if I ________________________ (know).

10. If Tom’s car ________________________ (break down) he ______________________ (call) his

father.
Match the sentence
1. If Tom wanted to help his father, ( ) A. he would travel all over the wprld
2. If I saw a thief, ( ) B. she would visit Germany.
3. If Mary spoke German well, ( ) C. she could be a model.
4. If Lucy were a bit taller, ( ) D. I would call the police.
5. If Ted won the lottery ( ) E. we would eat fish and chips.
6. If Sam had the money ( ) F. he wouldn’t fall asleep during lessons.
7. If Tim played in my team ( ) G. he would paint the fence.
8. If you taught me to swim ( ) H. he would buy a new car.
9. If John lent me his scooter ( ) I. We would win the championship.
10. If Bill were a good student ( ) J. I would take Jane for a ride.
11. If Ann didn’t work next Saturday, ( ) K. I would come to the swimming pool.
12. If the rain stopped ( ) L. We could go out for a walk
13. If we were hungry ( ) M. She would go to the funfair with Tim.

Answer the questions as shown.

1. What would you do if you found a book ? ___ I’d read it _____.
2. What would you do if you found a cd ? ___________________________________.
3. What would you do if you found some money? ___________________________________.
4. What would you do if you found a cake? ___________________________________.
5. What would you do if you have a lot of money? ___________________________________.
1. If I ____________________ (be) you, I ____________________ (study) for the
final exam.
2. If my parents ____________________ (be) rich, I ____________________
(not/need) to work so much.
3. If Sam ____________________(have) a good handwriting, I could understand her
texts!
4. If my computer ____________________ (function) properly, I
____________________ (use) it more often.
5. You ____________________ (be) healthier if you ____________________ (eat)
less red meat.
6. If we ____________________ (eat) more vegetables, our body
____________________ (be) healthier.
7. If you ____________________ (tidy) up your bedroom everyday, it
____________________ (not/be) in a mess.
8. I____________________ ( not/do) the chores myself if I ____________________
(have) more money.
9. We could stay in Joy’s house, if he ____________________ (live) in a big house.
10. There ____________________ (be) confrontation if the two opposite
cheerleaders ____________________ (appear)
11. If my students ____________________ (listen) to English music, they
____________________ (learn) more vocabulary.
12. If they ____________________ (know) more vocabulary, they
____________________ (be) able to understand the text.
Second conditional
Write second conditional clauses to the given situations.

E. g. I don’t have enough time to finish my work.

If I had enough time, I’d finish my work.

1. We don’t care the environment. Our children’s future isn’t bright.

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2. This laptop is very expensive. I can’t buy it.
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3. The away team is very strong. I think we can’t win this match.
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4. I advise you to go to the doctor immediately.
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5. I can only buy a Ferrari with a lottery prize.
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6. I’ve lost my keys and I can’t enter my house now.
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7. I can’t swim with you. I don’t know how to swim.
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8. I advise my brother to accept the new position in his company.
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9. I have to go to work tomorrow. I can’t join you on the trip.
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10. There’s no space in her locker for her trainers.
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To have something done

Preposition + gerund