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Imagine Priya just won the lottery! Which sentence uses the second conditional?

• If Priya wins the lottery, she travels the world.
• If Priya won the lottery, she would travel the world.
• If Priya had won the lottery, she would have traveled the world.
• If Priya wins the lottery, she would travel the world.

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If Priya won the lottery, she would travel the world.

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Create a fun business scenario using the first conditional.

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If the company launches a new marketing campaign, it will increase sales.

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Imagine this scenario: Arjun and Ava are part of a team working hard to meet their deadline. If they succeed, they will receive a bonus! But what do you think happens if they don't make it?

Back

They will not receive a bonus.

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Identify the correct form of the second conditional for: 'If I (be) the manager, I (implement) new policies.'

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If I were the manager, I would implement new policies.

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Imagine Michael and Abigail are brainstorming ways to boost their business. They come up with a fun scenario: If they had a larger marketing budget, they would invest in social media advertising to reach more customers and make their brand the talk of the town!

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If we had a larger marketing budget, we would invest in social media advertising.

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What is the main difference between first and second conditionals?

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The main difference is that the first conditional refers to real future possibilities, while the second conditional refers to unreal or hypothetical situations.

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Come up with a first conditional sentence about project deadlines.

Back

If we meet the deadline, we will finish the project on time, and Liam will throw a celebration!

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What is the condition in the sentence: 'If I approve the proposal, we will kick off the project next week!'?

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If the client approves the proposal

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Formulate a second conditional sentence about a hypothetical business situation that could change your fortunes.

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If we had more funding, we would expand our product line.

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What would happen if we decided not to invest in training our staff?

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Decreased performance and higher turnover rates.