5 Questions
In the second conditional, which of the following is true about the verb 'to be' when used with 'I' and 'he/she/it'?
It changes to 'were' in formal writing.
What is one of the two main uses of the second conditional?
To talk about things in the future that are probably not going to be true.
How is the second conditional different from the first conditional?
Second conditional is a lot more unlikely than the first conditional.
Which sentence below correctly follows the structure of the second conditional?
If she studied hard, she will pass the exam.
What type of situation does the second conditional mainly describe?
Imaginary or unlikely future scenarios.
Learn about the structure of the second conditional in English grammar, which involves using past simple after 'if' and 'would' + infinitive. Explore the two main uses of the second conditional for talking about unreal or imaginary situations in the future.
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