EF Int/7B: Second Conditional

Write a second conditional sentence. Use contractions (short forms) where possible.

I (not live) with my parents if I (not have to).

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Write a second conditional sentence. Use contractions (short forms) where possible.

Nick (not have to commute) every day if he (work) from home.

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Write a second conditional sentence. Use contractions (short forms) where possible.

If they (not have) such a noisy dog, they (get on) better with their neighbours.

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Write a second conditional sentence. Use contractions (short forms) where possible.

I (not buy) that bike if I (be) you -- it's too expensive.

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Write a second conditional sentence. Use contractions (short forms) where possible.

We (sell) our house if somebody (offer) us enough money.

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Write a second conditional sentence. Use contractions (short forms) where possible.

If my mother-in-law (live) with us, we (get) divorced.

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Write a second conditional sentence. Use contractions (short forms) where possible.

(you/share) a flat with me if I (pay) half the rent?

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Write a second conditional sentence. Use contractions (short forms) where possible.

If my sister (tidy) her room more often, it (not be) such a mess.

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Write a second conditional sentence. Use contractions (short forms) where possible.

You (not treat) me like this if you really (love) me.

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Write a second conditional sentence. Use contractions (short forms) where possible.

If we (paint) the kitchen white, it (look) bigger.

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