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Second Conditional Exercises PDF

The document provides examples of how to form the second conditional by filling in verbs in the appropriate tense. The second conditional is used to talk about hypothetical or unlikely situations in the present or future. The examples demonstrate how to form "if" clauses using past tense verbs and main clauses using "would" plus the base verb form to talk about the possible result. The document contains two exercises providing over 20 examples of rewriting sentences in the second conditional form.

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Second Conditional Exercises PDF

The document provides examples of how to form the second conditional by filling in verbs in the appropriate tense. The second conditional is used to talk about hypothetical or unlikely situations in the present or future. The examples demonstrate how to form "if" clauses using past tense verbs and main clauses using "would" plus the base verb form to talk about the possible result. The document contains two exercises providing over 20 examples of rewriting sentences in the second conditional form.

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SECOND CONDITIONAL

Exercise 1: Put the verbs into the right tense so as to form the Second Conditional.

1. If you.(study) more you ..(have) better marks.

2. If we (have) money, we (buy) a new car.

3. If he (sleep) more hours, he (not/be) so tired.

4. If I (be) you, I (visit) a doctor.

5. If they ( (not/be) so rich, they (have to) find a job.

6. If dad ( (early) we (go) to the cinema.

7. If I (have) a better memory I (study) to become a doctor.

8. If my car (be) stolen I ( (report) it to the police.

9. If you ( (love) me you (not/leave) me.

10. If I (won) the lottery I ( (travel) around the world.

Exercise 2: Put the verbs into the right tense so as to form the Second Conditional.

1. If he (talk) to me like that, I (talk) to him again.

2. if I (have) a car, I ( (not/have to) go to work by bus.

3. If I ( (be) you, I ( (not/trust) him.

4. If my computer (break down) I ( (not/be able to) finish my

project.

5. If she ( (come) to the jazz concert with us she (be) bored.

6. if I (be) tired, I ( (not/come) with you.

7. If you ( (exercise) more, you (be) in better shape.

8. If you (study) harder, you (pass) your exams.

9. If you work), you (earn) some money.

10. If you (be) more polite, you (have) more friends.

11. If you (stop) smoking, you (feel) better.

12. If you watch) less televisin, you not be ) so aggressive.

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