The Second Conditional

Complete the sentence: If I ___ (be) a bird, I would fly.

• am

• is

• was

• were

Identify the conditional clause: ..., she would pass the exam.

• She would pass the exam

• If she passes the exam

• If she studied harder

• Studied harder she would

Use 'if' correctly: If I ___ (have) a million dollars, I would travel the world.

• had

• had been

• will have

• have

Form a second conditional sentence: win the lottery.

• If I won the lottery, I would have played.

• If I had won the lottery, I would not play.

• If I play the lottery, I would play.

• If I played the lottery, I would win.

Identify the conditional clause: If it rained tomorrow, we would stay indoors.

• It rained tomorrow

• If it rained tomorrow

• If we stayed indoors

• We would stay indoors

Complete the sentence: If they ___ (know) the answer, they would tell us.

• knowing

• knew

• know

• knows

Use 'if' correctly: If he ___ (be) taller, he could play basketball.

• was

• will be

• is

• were

Form a second conditional sentence: (not go) to the party.

• If I had not gone to the party, I would be at work.

• If I do not go to the party, I will be at home.

• If I did not go to the party, I go shopping.

• If I did not go to the party, I would be at home.

Identify the conditional clause: If I were you, I would apologize.

• If I were you, I would not apologize

• If I were you

• You should apologize

• I would apologize

Complete the sentence: If we ___ (live) in Paris, we would visit the Eiffel Tower.

• live

• lives

• living

• lived