U6-First vs Second Conditional

Choose first conditional or second conditional based on the situation.

Of course you don’t expect to find a million dollars on the street.

Which do you say?

• If I find a million dollars on the street, I’ll buy a big house.

• If I found a million dollars on the street, I’d buy a big house.

Choose first conditional or second conditional based on the situation.

You’re definitely not going to go to the party because you feel sick.

Which do you say?

• If I go to the party, I won’t have fun.

• If I went to the party, I wouldn’t have fun.

Choose first conditional or second conditional based on the situation.

You see Sandra a lot. A friend of yours wants to contact her.

Which do you say?

• If I see Sandra, I’ll tell her to call you.

• If I saw Sandra, I’d tell her to call you.

Choose first conditional or second conditional based on the situation.

You don’t expect to be evacuated from the building.

Which do you say?

• What will you do if we are evacuated?

• What would you do if we were evacuated?

Choose first conditional or second conditional based on the situation.

You’ve never lost your wallet. You can only imagine it.

Which do you say?

• I don’t know what I’ll do if I lose my wallet.

• I don’t know what I’d do if I lost my wallet.

Choose first conditional or second conditional based on the situation.

Somebody stops you and asks the way to a post office.

Which do you say?

• If you go right at the end of this street, you’ll see a post office on your left.

• If you went right at the end of this street, you’d see a post office on your left.

Choose first conditional or second conditional based on the situation.

You’re not going to ask your boss for more money. You're just imagining it.

Which do you say?

• How will your boss react if you ask her for more money?

• How would your boss react if you asked her for more money?

Put the verb into the correct form using second conditional.

"I'd be very scared if somebody _______ (attack) me on the way home from work."

Put the verb into the correct form using second conditional.

"I can’t afford to buy a house. If I _______ (buy) a house, I’d need to get a loan from the bank."

Put the verb into the correct form using second conditional.

"If you had a big party for your birthday, who _______ (you / invite)?"