Second conditional

Second conditional

A second conditional sentence consists of two clauses: if-clause and main clause.

• If I had 300 dollars, I would buy a new laptop.

• I would help that man if I had time.

Structure:

• If + subject + Past Simple... subject + would

• 1st conditional: If it stops raining, I will go out.

• 2nd conditional: If it stopped raining, I would go out.

I, he, she, it + to be

• If I were you...,

• I wish it were true that he loved me.

• If he were still alive, his age would be 145.

Multiple Choice

What _____ if you won the lottery?

• will you do

• would you do

• you would do

• would you did

Multiple Choice

She wouldn't be nervous if she _____ her homework.

• does

• would do

• did

• do

Multiple Choice

If my grandfather _____ alive, he _____110 years old.

• were - was

• would be - were

• were - would

• were - would be

Fill in the Blanks

If you printed on both sides, you

paper. (save)

Multiple Choice

We _____ to play football if the weather were good.

• would be able

• were able

• will be able

• were be able

Multiple Choice

If you _____ a bike you _____ cycle to school.

• don't have - wouldn't

• didn't have - wouldn't

• wouldn't have - didn't

• wouldn't have - don't

Multiple Choice

The film _____ more interesting if it _____ a happy ending.

• were - would have

• would be - has

• was - would have

• would be - had

Multiple Select

If my father _____ me a ticket, I _____ to the cinema.

• didn't buy - wouldn't go

• wouldn't buy - didn't go

• weren't buy - wouldn't go

• bought - would go

Fill in the Blanks

What would you do if you

invisible? (become)

Multiple Choice

If he _____ to İstanbul, he _____ the Blue Mosque.

• would go - visited

• went - would visit

• went - would visited

• would go - would visit