Second Conditional

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We use the Second Conditional...

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to talk about imaginary or unreal situations.

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The Second Conditional is formed with...

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If + past simple + would-could or might

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With the verb To Be we use: If + I / he/ she / it + are , If + I / he/ she / it + is, If + I / he/ she / it + were

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If + I / he/ she / it + were

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Translate: What would you do if you saw an accident?

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¿Qué harías si vieras un accidente?

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I could call the police.

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Podría llamar a la policía.

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If students were more silent, the school would be a better place to learn.

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Si los alumnos fueran más silenciosos, la escuela sería un mejor lugar para aprender.

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If you didn’t smoke, your parents would be happy!

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Si no fumaras, tus padres estarían felices!

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If he payed more attention,

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he could understand the exercise.

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If I were you, I...

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would tell her the truth.

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Alberto would eat the grapes if they ________ too sweet.

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weren't