The second conditional

Which is the structure of the SECOND conditional sentence?

• If + S + had V3, S +would/ could/ should...+ V

• If + S + V2/ Ved, S +would/ could/ should...+ V

• S + V2/ Ved, S +would/ could/ should...+ V

• S + V2/ Ved, S +will/ could/ should...+ V

Which type of conditional sentence mentions the hypothetical situations?

• Zero

• First type

• Second type

• Third type

Which example uses the FIRST conditional ?

• If you were water, what would you do?

• If I had 1 million dollars, I would buy a supercar.

• If I become a teacher, I will teach in Hanoi.

Which example is the SECOND conditional?

• If I broke that vase, you could beat me.

• If I break that vase, I will buy a new one for you.

• If I broke that vase, you can beat me.

• If I break that vase, you could beat me.

If I _____ (know) his telephone number, I’d give it to you

I am sick now. If I (feel) better, I (go) to the cinema with you.

• felt - would go

• feels - will go

• felt - will go

• feel - would go

"We don't know. We (help)....... you if we (know)........how."

This sentence is the FIRST conditional sentence. TRUE OR FALSE?

• TRUE

• FALSE

CORRECT OF WRONG?

"Where would you like to live if you would live anywhere in the world?"

• CORRECT

• WRONG

Find the mistake: 

I can’t go out. Believe me, I wouldn’t stay at home if I’m not ill.

• A. Wouldn't

• B. stay

• C. I'm

I can’t afford this car. But I’d buy it if I had more money.

['d] is the short form of: