Second Conditional
We use 2nd Conditional to talk about...
a) imaginary situations that could happen.
b) situations that are always true, or that always happen.
a) imaginary situations that could happen.
We use the words "agree" and "disagree" to...
a) Express an opinion.
b) Express preferences.
a) Express an opinion.
a) started in the past and ended in the past.
b) started in the past and ended recently.
b) started in the past and ended recently.
We use Past Perfect to talk about an action that...
a) happened before another action in the past.
b) happened after another action in the past.
a) happened before another action in the past.
We use Reported Speech to talk about...
a) Something we said before.
b) Something another person said.
b) Something another person said.
Choose the sentence with Second Conditional:
a) If it rains, I will stay at home.
b) If I ate less, I would lose some weight.
c) If you heat ice, it melts.
b) If I ate less, I would lose some weight.
The expression "That's right!" expresses...
a) Agreement.
b) Disagreement.
c) None of them.
a) Agreement.
Choose the sentence in Present Perfect:
a) He has broken his leg.
b) She likes painting.
c) I am visiting Pichilemu tomorrow.
a) He has broken his leg.
Choose the sentence in Past Perfect:
a) Darko likes sunny days, he doesn't like rain.
b) Aquiles had eaten all the sopaipillas.
c) Bernardita was not ready to play.
b) Aquiles had eaten all the sopaipillas.
a) If I had money, I would buy a car.
b) I had gone to my house earlier.
c) They said that they stayed up late playing videogames.
c) They said that they stayed up late playing videogames.
Report what Benjamín says:
Benjamín: I love football because it reminds me of my grandad.
Benjamín said he loved football because it reminded him to his grandad.