Mastering the Second Conditional

Which of the following sentences is a correct example of the second conditional?

• If I will see him, I tell him the news.

• If I saw him, I would tell him the news.

• If I see him, I would tell him the news.

• If I had seen him, I would tell him the news.

Identify the conditional clause in the following sentence: "If she studied harder, she would pass the exam."

• she would pass the exam

• If she studied harder

• studied harder

• would pass the exam

Choose the correct form to complete the sentence: "If I _______ more money, I would travel the world."

• have

• had

• will have

• has

Which sentence uses 'would' correctly in a second conditional structure?

• If I would be rich, I would buy a car.

• If I am rich, I would buy a car.

• If I were rich, I would buy a car.

• If I was rich, I will buy a car.

What is the correct past tense verb to use in the following sentence? "If he _______ (to know) the answer, he would tell us."

• knows

• knew

• know

• will know

Which of the following is a hypothetical scenario?

• If it rains, we will stay inside.

• If I had a million dollars, I would buy a house.

• If she finishes her homework, she can watch TV.

• If you see him, tell him to call me.

Select the sentence that correctly applies the second conditional to a context about learning languages.

• If I learn Spanish, I would travel to Spain.

• If I learned Spanish, I would travel to Spain.

• If I will learn Spanish, I would travel to Spain.

• If I had learned Spanish, I would travel to Spain.

Which part of the following sentence is in the past tense? "If they went to the party, they would have fun."

• they would have fun

• If they went to the party

• have fun

• would have fun

Choose the correct second conditional sentence about being taller.

• If I am taller, I would play basketball.

• If I was taller, I would play basketball.

• If I were taller, I would play basketball.

• If I will be taller, I would play basketball.

Which sentence correctly uses the second conditional to talk about a future possibility?

• If I will see you tomorrow, I would give you the book.

• If I saw you tomorrow, I would give you the book.

• If I see you tomorrow, I would give you the book.

• If I saw you, I would give you the book.