1st and 2nd Conditionals

A good businessman would say, "If I _____ rich, I _____ to Florida."

• get ... will move

• got .... would move

A poor man would say, "If I ____ rich, I _____ to Florida."

• get... will move

• got... would move

A politician running for president would say, "If I ____ president, I _____ houses for everyone."

• become... will build

• became... would build

Someone who knows they will never be president would say, "If I _____ president, I _____ houses for everyone."

• become... will build

• became... would build

An optimist would say, "If I ____ a lot of money, I _____ work."

• win... will give up

• won... would give up

A pessimist would say, "If I _____ a lot of money, I _____ work."

• win... will give up

• won... would give up.

A woman who has two daughters would say, "If I _____ a boy, I _____ him Alexander."

• have... will name

• had... would name

A woman who is pregnant would say, "If I ___ a boy, I ______ him Alexander."

• have... will name

• had... would name

"If this room was tidy, I could find things." This sentence means...

• This room isn't tidy.

• Maybe the room will be tidy.

"If we're late tonight, we can get a taxi" means...

• We will not be late.

• maybe we will be late.