Second Conditional
Complete: If I won the lottery, I ______ travel around the world.
If I won the lottery, I __would__ travel around the world.
Which conditional describes a likely future situation: the first or the second conditional?
The first conditional.
Complete: If I ______ you, I would talk to the manager.
If I __were__ you, I would talk to the manager.
Which adjective means “feeling peaceful and not worried”?
Calm
Complete: My brother, ______ lives in Canada, is a teacher.
My brother, __who__ lives in Canada, is a teacher.
Choose the correct option: If she had more free time, she would / will exercise more.
If she had more free time, she would exercise more.
Complete: If it rains tomorrow, we ______ at home.
If it rains tomorrow, we will stay at home.
Give advice: I’m always tired because I go to bed very late.
If I were you, I would go to bed earlier.
Which emotion describes someone who is very happy because they achieved something important?
Proud
Complete: My phone, ______ is five years old, still works well.
My phone, _which_ is five years old, still works well.
Complete with the correct form: If we ______ a bigger house, we would adopt another dog.
If we __had___ a bigger house, we would adopt another dog.
Complete: If I lived near the beach, I ______ swimming every day.
If I lived near the beach, I would go swimming every day.
Rewrite by changing the order: If I were you, I wouldn’t buy that expensive phone.
I wouldn’t buy that expensive phone if I were you.
Choose the best emotion: I waited two hours for the bus, and it never arrived. I felt ______.
annoyed, irritated, frustrated, angry or furious
Add the missing punctuation: Laura who works with my sister is an architect.
Laura, who works with my sister, is an architect.
Correct the mistake: If I would know his number, I would call him.
If I knew his number, I would call him.
Is this sentence first or second conditional? If I get the job, I’ll celebrate with my family.
First conditional.
Correct the mistake: If I was you, I will apply for the job.
If I were you, I would apply for the job.
What is the difference between surprised and amazed?
Surprised means experiencing something unexpected. Amazed expresses a stronger feeling of surprise or admiration.
Combine the sentences: Cancún is a popular tourist destination. It has beautiful beaches.
Cancún, which has beautiful beaches, is a popular tourist destination.
Create a second conditional sentence using: be the president / change one law.
If I were the president, I would change an important law.
Explain the difference between: If I get a promotion, I’ll buy a car and If I got a promotion, I’d buy a car.
The first sentence presents the promotion as a real or likely possibility. The second presents it as imaginary or less likely.
Your friend has an important job interview tomorrow but feels nervous. Give two pieces of advice using If I were you.
If I were you, I would prepare my answers. If I were you, I would arrive early.
Describe a situation in which a person might feel thrilled, furious, and lonely.
Open answer.
Correct all the mistakes: My teacher that come from London is very friendly.
My teacher, who comes from London, is very friendly.