SECOND CONDITIONAL 1. Complete the second conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
1What (happen) if nobody (vote) in the presidential election next year?
2If Robert (not like) you, he (not call) you every day.
3Where (you/go) if you and your friends could go anywhere in the world?
4My mum (not be) so angry with me if I (make) my bed every
morning.
5You (not be) late for school every day if you (get up) twenty
minutes earlier in the morning.
6What (you/do) if you (see) somebody shoplifting in a
supermarket?
7If they (not have) to work, they (travel) all over the
world.
2.Complete the dialogue between Jason and Holly with Second Conditional sentences. Use the correct
form of the verbs in brackets.
J: I really like her, Holly, but I don't think I should tell her.
H: Wrong! You should definitely tell her.
J: Really? But, if I told (tell) her, she (know).
H: Er ... obviously! That's the idea.
J: But, if she (know), I (feel) totally embarrassed. I wouldn't even
be able to look at her. Anyway, she probably doesn't even like me.
H: Look Jason, I'll tell you a secret. Listen. Let's just say I had a very similar conversation with her
yesterday. If I (be) you, I (tell) her.
J: What? Really?
H: Jason, she feels the same way about you! Will you just go and find her NOW and ask her on a
date?
J: Now? No way! What (I/say) if I (see) her now? I'm not
ready.
H: Oh Jason! You're nearly eighteen. It's time to be a man!
3.Rewrite the sentences. Use the Second Conditional.
Ben doesn't have a job in the mountains this winter, because he has exams soon.
Ben would have a job in the mountains this winter if he didn't have exams soon
1He doesn't have a job in the mountains, so he doesn't go snowboarding every week.
He
2He doesn't go snowboarding every week, so he's not good at it.
If
3He doesn't teach Charlotte to snowboard because he's not good at it.
He
4He doesn't teach Charlotte, so they don't spend time together.
If
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