Second conditional

Second conditional

Unreal situations

Second conditional

Past simple

Present conditional

If I had enough money, I would travel around the world.

Use

1. to imagine life is different 2. to ask hypothetical questions 3. to give advice 4. to give reasons why

Second conditional

Present conditional

Past simple

Verb

past simple

If

would

If I had enough money, I would travel around the world.

Result

Condition

If

Modal verbs for second conditional

usual form

If she had time,

go to the gym.

she would or she might she could she should

not very sure

is possible

suggestion

The if clause can come either first or second in the sentence.

Condition

Result

IF CLAUSE

MAIN CLAUSE

She would travel all over the world if she were rich.

If she were rich, she would travel all over the world.

Result

Condition

If I were her, I would break up with him.

If I were her, I would break up with him.

If I didn´t have you, I would die.

If I didn´t have you, I would die.

If you won a million dollars, what would you do?

If you won a million dollars, what would you do?

What would you do if you won a million dollars?

If _______ a million dollars, I _______ ...

Would you learn Italian if you ahd time?

Yes, I would No, I wouldn´t

would not

Would you ride to school if you had a bicycle?

Let's see if you understand. If you understood why would you make any mistake?

1. What would you __________ if you won the lottery? a)do b)did c)was doing d)was do

3. If my grandfather ________ alive, he ________ 110 years old. a)were / was b)would be / were c)was / will be d)were / would be

2. She wouldn't be nervous if she ________ her homework. a)would do b)did c)does d)do

5. We ________ football if the weather were good. a)could play b)would to play c)will be able d)were able to play

What would you do if you were invisible?