SECOND CONDITIONAL

Which of the following sentences corresponds to the Second Conditional?

• If you study hard, you will pass.

• If Mary had more money, she would buy a new house.

• What would you do if you win the lottery?

• They would have helped you, if you told them.

The Second Conditional is formed...

• If + Present Simple , Past Simple

• If + Past Simple , Would+infinitive

• If + Would+infinitive, Past Simple

• If +Past Simple, Would+have+infinitive

The Second Conditional is used for...

• Real and probable situations.

• Probable situations but not real.

• Impossible situations.

• Hypothetical and imaginary situations.

Choose the correct sentence:

• If they have money, the would lend you some.

• Sara would bought a car if she had enough money.

• What would you do if you lost your passport?

• If Sara would have enough money, she bought a car.

Choose the correct sentence:

• If I spoke German, I would travel to Germany.

• If I spoken German; I would travel to Germany.

• If I would speak German, I travelled to Germany.

• I would travelled to german if I spoke German.

Continue the sentence: "If I met the Queen of England, I...

• will say hello.

• said hello.

• would say hello.

• would said hello.

I don´t have your telephone number so I can´t call you...

• If I have your telephone number, I will call you.

• If I had your telephone number, I would call you.

• If I would have your telephone number, I called you.

• If I had your telephone number, I would called you.

If I won the lottery...

• I will travel around the world.

• I travelled around the world.

• I would travelled around the world.

• I would travel around the world.

What would you do if you...

• lost your mobile phone.

• lose your mobile phone.

• had lost your mobile phone.

• would lose your mobile phone.

I´m not very tall. That´s why she doesn´t like me.

• If I were taller, she would like me.

• If I were taller, she would likes me.

• If I was taller, she would liked me.

• If I was taller, she liked me.