Second conditional
If I Have more time/ I read a lot more.
If I had more time, I’d read a lot more.
I didn’t break (anything / something).
I didn’t break anything.
When I (wake up) in the morning, the birds (sing).
When I woke up in the morning, the birds were singing.
they / watch a film / electricity / go off
They were watching a film when the electricity went off.
There isn’t (sugar enough / enough sugar) to make a cake.
There isn’t enough sugar to make a cake.
If we all had electric cars, there wouldn’t be so much pollution.
Shall we go (somewhere / anywhere) nice on your birthday?
Shall we go somewhere nice on your birthday?
We (play) football when it (start) to rain.
We were playing football when it started to rain.
I / not put / my hand up / while / the teacher / talk
I didn’t put my hand up while the teacher was talking.
He’s got too (much / many) free time!
He’s got too much free time!
The sea cleaner / not be so much pollution.
The sea would be cleaner if there wasn’t so much pollution.
Nobody (was / wasn’t) there.
Nobody wasn’t there.
The car (run out) of petrol while we (drive) to Scotland.
The car ran out of petrol while we were driving to Scotland.
Nina / travel / to London / when / lose / her script
Nina was travelling to London when she lost her script.
What shall we watch? There are (too many / enough) films to choose from!
There are too many films to choose from!
If the world be more pacefull/ be a better palce.
If the world was more peaceful, it would be a better place.
We didn’t do (anything / nothing) yesterday.
We didn’t do anything yesterday.
I (study) when he (hear) a knock at the door.
I was studying when he heard a knock at the door.
you / rehearse / when / director / arrive?
Were you rehearsing when the director arrived?
Don’t eat any more biscuits. You’ve already had too (much / many).
You’ve already had too many.
What happen/ everybody in the world stop eating meat?
What would happen if everybody in the world stopped eating meat?
(Everyone / Someone) is trying hard to recycle.
Everyone is trying hard to recycle.
She (call) me while I (have) breakfast.
She called me while I was having breakfast.
we / not dance / when / the music / stop
We weren’t dancing when the music stopped.
Have you got (enough / too much) money to buy the tickets?
Have you got enough money to buy the tickets?