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Second Conditional
By: Gracy Chávez
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Introduction // Quiz
Check what you know
Dreams and wishes
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Introduction // Quiz
How was your weekend?
It was good.
It was boring.
It was bad.
Introduction // Quiz
Did you win the lottery?
Yes, I did.
No, I didn't.
I'm already rich.
Introduction // Quiz
If you won a million dollars, what would you do?
I would buy a big house.
I'll go to space.
I travel around the world.
Right answer!
This is the correct grammar structure.
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Check the verb tense!
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Grammar lesson
Hypothetical / Imaginary situations
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Development // Structure
Second Conditional Structure
1. If I won the lottery, I would buy a big house. If + Simple Past + Modal Verb + Base Verb 2. If I won the lottery, I'll go to space. 3. If I won the lottery, I travel around the world.
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Development // Structure
Second Conditional Structure
- Part A is the condition (if + simple past)
- Part B is the imagined event (modal verb + base verb).
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Development // Use
The Use of the Second Conditional
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When you see if + the simple past, you know it’s hypothetical (not real)
This conditional uses simple past, but it’s not about the past.
It is used to imagine, dream, and wish.
It is for hypothetical / imaginary situations in the present.
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- If I did not work, I would watch TV all day.
- I would sleep late every day if I didn’t work early.
- I would not walk to school if I had a car.
- If I could only eat one food forever, I would eat ice cream.
- If I had a spaceship, I would travel to the Moon.
- If I saw a bear in the woods, I would walk back slowly.
- If you could live anywhere in the world, where would you want to live?
- If you could meet anyone, who would you like to meet?
- What would you do if you had a superpower for a day?
Development // Was vs Were
Was vs Were
- Use "were" for all subjects.
- If I were a bird, I would fly around the world.
- If she were a rich, she would buy an island.
- If my grandparents were older, they wouldn't like to live in a different city.
Let's practice!
Complete the sentences...
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Let's practice!
Oral Chain Story
Create a story with your partner!
For example:
- If we had no school today, I would go to the beach.
- If I went to the beach, I would fall asleep in the sand.
- If I fell asleep in the sand, I would get a sunburn…
Practice
Oral Chain Story ideas
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Let’s keeplearning!
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If + Simple Past + Modal Verb + Base Verb
If I won the lottery, I would go to space.
If I won the lottery, I would travel around the world.