I2 Second and Third Conditionals

I2 Second and Third Conditionals

Look at these sentences.

If I argued with my best friend, I'd be sad.

I'd visit you every day if you lived by the coast.

If I hadn't argued with my best friend, I wouldn't have been sad.

I would have visited you If you hadn't moved away from the coast.

Multiple Choice

If I argued with my best friend, I'd be sad.

I'd visit you every day if you lived by the coast.

If I hadn't argued with my best friend, I wouldn't have been sad.

I would have visited you If you hadn't moved away from the coast.

These situations are...

• real

• hypothetical or unlikely

Multiple Choice

If I argued with my best friend, I'd be sad.

I'd visit you every day if you lived by the coast.

These sentences describe...

• present hypothetical or unlikely situations

• hypothetical situations in the past

Multiple Choice

If I hadn't argued with my best friend, I wouldn't have been sad.

I would have visited you If you hadn't moved away from the coast.

These sentences describe

• present hypothetical or unlikely situations

• hypothetical situations in the past

Multiple Choice

If I argued with my best friend, I'd be sad.

Did the person argue with his/her best friend?

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

I'd visit you every day if you lived by the coast.

Does the speaker's friend live by the coast?

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

If I hadn't argued with my best friend, I wouldn't have been sad.

What really happened in this situation?

• The person argued with his best friend and got sad

• The person didn't argue with his best friend and didn't get sad

Multiple Choice

I would have visited you If you hadn't moved away from the coast.

What really happened in this situation?

• The person visited his friend.

• The person didn't visit his friend.