If I ____ more money, I'd travel more

• had

• would have

• have

Select the correct example of the second conditional

• If it had rained, you would have gotten wet.

• If I had enough money, I would buy a house.

• If you sit in the sun for too long, you will get sunburnt.

Which conditionals use the past tense? (choose all that apply)

• Zero Conditional

• First Conditional

• Second Conditional

• Third Conditional

If we ____________ to spend the day in London, we would have bought a day pass.

The third conditional is used when both the condition and result are

Choose the correct answer.

If I _______ in Brazil, I would have Brazilian friends.

• live

• lived

• didn´t live

• living

what is the sentence that corresponds to second conditional

• If you practice hard enough, I’m sure you will pass your driving test.

• If the president hadn’t acted on time, there would have been trouble.

• If you practiced hard enough, I’m sure you would pass your driving test.

The ... is about imaginary results of impossible or unlikely conditions in the present or future.

• second conditional

• third conditional

• first conditional

The second part is ... of the sentence. Did it happen in real life? No, because it could only happen if the if part happened.

"If I'd won the lottery, I'd have moved to a beautiful Mediterranean island."

• the main or result part

• the complete part

• the manage or result part

Choose the correct sentence.

• If she had replied to my message, I wouldn´t been so worried.

• If she had reply to my message, I wouldn´t have been so worried.

• If she have replied to my message, I wouldn´t have been so worried.

• If she had replied to my message, I wouldn´t have been so worried.