G 8a-b

It is used to describe a situation in the present or future. It suggests that the situation and result are unreal or imagined.

• Second conditional

• Third conditional

It is used to describe an unreal or imagined situation and result in the past.

• Second conditional

• Third conditional

A: If you are coming tonight, can you bring your car?

B: Sorry, if I .......1 (have) it, I ..........2 (bring) it, but I’ve lent it to Zara.

• 1 had 2 would bring

• 1 had 2 brought

• 1 would have 2 brought

If my watch ..............., I’d tell you the correct time!

• worked

• had worked

If you ................ at the class last night you would have understood how to do the homework

• ’d been

• were

We .................. the beginning of the movie if there hadn’t been a strike on the trains!

• wouldn’t miss

• wouldn’t have missed

If Peter ...................... about our little secret, he would have been very angry

• found out

• had found out

John went to a job interview, but he didn’t get the job because he was too shy.

If he ........ (be) so shy, I’m sure he ...........(get) the job.

• weren´t - would have gotten

• wasn´t - would get

• weren´t - would have get

I passed my exams, so my parents bought me a new computer.

If I .................. (not pass) my exams, I ................(still / use) my old

computer.

• didn´t pass - would still use

• hadn’t passed - would still be using

• hadn´t passed - would still use

You didn’t listen to my advice. Now you’re in trouble.

If you ................... (listen) to my advice, you ............. (not / be) in trouble.

• had listened, aren´t

• listened - wouldn´t be

• had listened, wouldn’t be