Imaginary situations

Imaginary situations

What would you do if you could rule the world?

Multiple Choice

The Second conditional is used to talk about.......in the present and future.

• real situations

• imaginary situations

Multiple Choice

To form the second Conditional we use .......in the if- clause or condition and .......in the main clause or consequence or result.

• present simple / will + infinitive

• would + infinitive / past simple

• past simple / would + infinitive

Multiple Choice

If I .......(not live ) in Suipacha, I ..........(live) in a flat in the city.

• don't live / would live

• didn't live / would live

• not lived / will live

Can you think of something you would like to be different from how it really is?

Say ...

Look at these sentences

• I wish I were taller / slimmer / more intelligent / better at....

  I wish I had a better phone / brand new trainers.

  I wish I didn't have to study English.

  If only we had a bigger house.

Multiple Choice

We use I wish / If only with the.......to talk about a present situation we would like to be different.

• present simple

• infinitive

• past simple

Look at these sentences

• I wish my sister wouldn't borrow my clothes all the time.

  If only my neighbours wouldn't play their music so late at night.

  I wish you would help me with my homework sometimes.

Multiple Choice

we use I wish/ If only with ......when we want somebody to behave differently.

• would + infinitive

• will + infinitive

• past simple

Multiple Choice

If only you.....stop compaining about everything.

• wouldn't

• would