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I would walk to school every day if I lived ______.
I would walk to school every day if I lived ______.
closer
If she exercised more, she would feel ______.
If she exercised more, she would feel ______.
better
If I had a roommate, I wouldn’t feel so ______.
If I had a roommate, I wouldn’t feel so ______.
lonely
If he studied more, he would get good ______.
If he studied more, he would get good ______.
If I were taller, I would join a ______ team.
If I were taller, I would join a ______ team.
If she spent less on clothes, she could take a ______.
If she spent less on clothes, she could take a ______.
If I knew his name, I would ______ him.
If I knew his name, I would ______ him.
I would go to the doctor if I felt really ______.
I would go to the doctor if I felt really ______.
If I pass the exam, I will ______.
If I pass the exam, I will ______.
If John comes to the party, we’ll ______ a lot of fun.
If John comes to the party, we’ll ______ a lot of fun.
If I had a dog, I would ______ it Coco.
If I had a dog, I would ______ it Coco.
If I could speak Spanish fluently, I would ______ through South America.
If I could speak Spanish fluently, I would ______ through South America.
If my sister lived in a bigger ______, I could stay over.
If my sister lived in a bigger ______, I could stay over.
If I win the tennis match tomorrow, I will be in the ______.
If I win the tennis match tomorrow, I will be in the ______.
If I could afford to ______, I would go to Europe.
If I could afford to ______, I would go to Europe.
If they knew her ______, they would send her a card.
If they knew her ______, they would send her a card.
If I were hungry, I would make a ______.
If I were hungry, I would make a ______.
If he did his ______ every day, he would get better marks.
If he did his ______ every day, he would get better marks.
Our partners would tell us what to ______ if they were here.
Our partners would tell us what to ______ if they were here.
I would help her if she ______ me.
I would help her if she ______ me.
She wouldn’t fall asleep in class if she ______ so tired.
She wouldn’t fall asleep in class if she ______ so tired.
I would call them if I ______ their telephone number.
I would call them if I ______ their telephone number.
If my friend ______ so busy, he would have time to hang out with me.
If my friend ______ so busy, he would have time to hang out with me.
I would come to your party on Saturday if I ______ to work.
I would come to your party on Saturday if I ______ to work.
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If I lived closer, I would walk to school.
If I lived closer, I would walk to school.
This expresses a hypothetical situation and its likely result in the future. It is expressing a condition that is not true but is possible if something else were true. It shows an imaginary action/possibility and that it would bring about a result..
If she exercised more, she would feel better.
If she exercised more, she would feel better.
This describes a hypothetical situation and its likely consequence. An imaginary action/possibility and that it would bring about a result.
If I felt really sick, I would go to the doctor.
If I felt really sick, I would go to the doctor.
This describes a hypothetical scenario and what would likely happen in response.
If I had a roommate, I wouldn't feel so lonely.
If I had a roommate, I wouldn't feel so lonely.
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If I knew his name, I would call him.
If I knew his name, I would call him.
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If I were taller, I would join a basketball team.
If I were taller, I would join a basketball team.
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If she spent less on clothes, she could take a vacation.
If she spent less on clothes, she could take a vacation.
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If he studied more, he would get good grades.
If he studied more, he would get good grades.
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First Conditional
First Conditional
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Second Conditional
Second Conditional
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Third Conditional
Third Conditional
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Conditional Tense Examples
Conditional Tense Examples
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Conditional Practice
Conditional Practice
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American vs. British English spellings
American vs. British English spellings
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Conditional Usage in Sentences
Conditional Usage in Sentences
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Conditional Chart
Conditional Chart
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What is the structure of a second conditional sentence?
What is the structure of a second conditional sentence?
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How do you form the second conditional?
How do you form the second conditional?
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Example of a second conditional sentence
Example of a second conditional sentence
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What does the second conditional express?
What does the second conditional express?
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Why use the second conditional?
Why use the second conditional?
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What is the difference between the first and second conditional?
What is the difference between the first and second conditional?
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When to use the second conditional?
When to use the second conditional?
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Study Notes
Table of Contents
- Grammar Notes: Second Conditional
- Exercise 1: Multiple-Choice
- Exercise 2: Fill in the Blanks
- Exercise 3: Matching
- Exercise 4: Complete the Sentences
- Exercise 5: Comprehension
- Exercise 6: Survey
- Exercise 7: What's Your Advice?
- Exercise 8: Negative Sentences
- Exercise 9: Group Discussion
- Exercise 10: Hope & Wish
- Exercise 11: Quiz
- Answer Key
- Extra Practice I: Sentence Strips
- Extra Practice II: Conditional Comparison Chart
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Description
This quiz covers the second conditional grammar rules through various exercises including multiple-choice, fill in the blanks, and matching. Engage with practical applications like comprehension and group discussions to enhance your understanding. Test your knowledge with a variety of activities designed to solidify your grasp of conditional sentences.
