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WorksheetsSecond Conditional
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
I would cycle to work if the traffic was not so bad
This sentence is?
First conditional
Second conditional
Zero conditional
Third conditional
Which of the sentences is the Second Conditional?
If I had money, I would buy a farm
When ice melts, it turns into water
If I find the book, I will buy it for you
If you don’t water plants, they ___
have died
died
would die
die
What is the formula of Zero Conditional?
If/When + Present Simple, Future will
If/When + Past Progressive, Would
If/When + Present Simple, Present Simplei
If/When + Present Simple, Past Simple
You'd see more if ...
you have glasses
you had glasses.
you would have glasses.
If you don’t water plants, they ___
have died
died
would die
die
If he ______ younger, he would travel more.
had been
were
would
is
The second conditional is used for HYPOTHETICAL SITUATIONS.
NO
MAYBE
YES
NONE
If clause should contain (if + _____ _______)
Past simple
Infinitive
Present simple
If I were taller,
I would play basketball.
if he knew about the exam.
where would you go?
If Tom _____ more money, he _____ travel abroad.
had / could travel
would have / travelled
had had / would travel
could have / travelled
If Sheila.... help, I'm sure she would.
could
can
will
couldn't
If you gave me some money, I ____ you with your homework.
will help
help
helped
would help
If we _______ the lottery, we ___________ the world.
winned; would travel
had won; will travel
won; would travel
won; will travel
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first:
1. I don’t think you should go to work today.
2. If I were you, I ___ to work today
didn’t go
would have gone
went
wouldn’t go
If I _____ (speak) perfect English, I ______ (have) a good job.
would speak - had
spoke - would have
If he ______ my friend, I ________ him to my birthday party.
were - would invite
was - would invited
were - would invited
If the weather ________ better, we ________ to the park.
were - will go
was - go
were - would go
What is the condition in the statement, "If you finish your homework, you can watch TV"?
Zero Conditional
First Conditional
Second Conditional
We would go to the cinema if ...
we have more time
we had more time
we would have more time
