THE SECOND CONDITIONAL UNREAL POSIBILITY OR DREAM.

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THE SECOND CONDITIONAL UNREAL POSIBILITY OR DREAM

THE SECOND CONDICIONAL  Use the second conditional to talk about a hypothetical/imaginary situation in the present or future and its consequence.  But there is not a real possibility that this condition will happen.  It is like a dream.  Basically it is like saying something you could do now and what would happen. IFCONDITIONRESULT IFPAST SIMPLEWOULD + BASE FORM

IFCONDITIONALRESULT PAST SIMPLEWUOLD + BASE VERB IFI married MaryI would be happy. IFRam became richshe would marry him. IFit snowed next July would you be surprised? IFit snowed next July what would you do? Here are some more examples:

1. If it stopped raining, we would take the kids to the park. 2. Michael would buy the restaurant, if the bank gave him a loan. 3. She would enjoy cooking much more, if she had a bigger kitchen. 4. If they had more time, they would take up horseriding. 5. If we employed any more staff, we would need a larger office. EXAMPLES:

Write the verbs in brackets in the correct form: 1. If you ________ to Australia, I _______ you very much. (move/miss) 2. It ______ quicker, if you ______ a computer to write the report. (be/use) 3.If you _____ a wallet in the street, you ______ it in to the police?. (find/hand) 4. If he _______ for his behaviour, they _______ him. (apologise/forgive) 5. I'm sure your boss _______, if you ________ him that you can't finish the report. (understand/tell) 6. If you ________ a new hobby, you ______ so bored. (take up/ not feel) 7. Your English ________, if you ______ more.(improve/read) 8. My sister ______ furious, if I ________ her new jacket without asking her first. (be/borrow) Write the verbs in brackets in the correct form: 1. If you ________ to Australia, I _______ you very much. (move/miss) 2. It ______ quicker, if you ______ a computer to write the report. (be/use) 3.If you _____ a wallet in the street, you ______ it in to the police?. (find/hand) 4. If he _______ for his behaviour, they _______ him. (apologise/forgive) 5. I'm sure your boss _______, if you ________ him that you can't finish the report. (understand/tell) 6. If you ________ a new hobby, you ______ so bored. (take up/ not feel) 7. Your English ________, if you ______ more.(improve/read) 8. My sister ______ furious, if I ________ her new jacket without asking her first. (be/borrow)

m/secondconditional/exercise1.swf s.com/secondconditional/exercise 5.swf EXERCISES

A) What do you do when the weather is bad? I stay home. B) If the weather is bad I will stay home. c) What would you do if the weather was bad? I would stay home. d) If the weather had been bad I would have stayed home. e) When the weather is bad I stay home. f) If the weather was bad I would stay home. g) I would have stayed home if the weather had been bad. h) I would stay home if the weather was bad. i) What would you have done if the weather had been bad? I would have stayed home. j) I will stay home if the weather is bad. AUDIO EXERCISES You must choose the correct sentence That is of second conditional, and write it.

studyzone/410/grammar/2c ond1.htm studyzone/410/grammar/2c ond2.htm QUIZ Are you ready!!!!! here is your proof of learning. Good luck.