The second conditional - Student's activities

A Put the verbs in the brackets in the apropriate form. B Arrange the words in order to form sentences.

1. If I (have) ______ more money, I (buy) _______ a 1 were If would call I the you, I police.
house.
Ex. If I were you, I would call the police.
Ex. If I had more money, I would buy a house. 2 If would had legs, Tom he run longer faster.
2. If Tommy (eat) _______ all those chocolates, he (be)
_______ sick. 3 team. liked If have would favourite we football, we a

3. If Sally (have) _______ more friends, she (go)

_______ out everyday. 4 park, she were the in she see flowers. would beautiful If

4. If you (come) _______ earlier, the party (start) 5 were If astronauts, moon.they they walk on the would
_______ on time.

5. We (answer) _______ if we (can) ______.

6. If it (rain) _______, the streets (be) _______ wet.

C Match the phrases to form conditional sentences and then write them.
I II

If I won the lottery, we wouldn't go to the picnic.

If they understood the problem, you would be a very good student.

If we had a swimming pool, I would stop working.

If it were raining today, she wouldn't be the President.

If you studied everyday, we would swim on weekends.

If he traveled to Italy, he would visit Rome.

If she lost the elections, they would find a solution.

D Work with a partner. Write conditional E Answer the question “What would you do
sentences using the ideas below. if...” with your own ideas. Put the verb in the
right form
1 You lose your credit cards.
1 you / find / a lot of money?
Ex. If I lost my credit cards, I would phone the credit
card company. Ex. What would you do if you found a lot of
money? If I found a lot of money, I would make a
2 A stranger asks you for money. big party.

3 Your hotel room is too noisy. 2 you / have / a headache

4 Your car breaks down. 3 your mother / shout / at you

5 A dog bites you. 4 a fire / start / in your home

6 Your passport is stolen. 5 you / see / a car accident

6 Tinelli / ask / you to act in his show