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- 2. When we want to express impossible or unlikely situations, we use SECOND CONDITIONAL.
- 3. Second conditional Use Past Tenses in “if-clause”☺ Don’t forget about would in the main sentence. Eg.
- 4. What’s the difference between… Second Conditional (S.C) If I had enough money, I would buy an
- 5. If I had a lot of money, I would travel around the world.
- 6. If she were taller, she wouldn’t wear high-heeled shoes.
- 7. If I were you, I would stay at home.
- 8. What would you…?
- 9. Choose one alternative… If you could speak any other language which language would you like to
- 10. Your friend wrote something on the wall and you got blamed for it. What would you
- 11. Choose the correct variant If I would play/played the lottery, I would have/had a chance to
- 12. Choose the correct variant 5. If I would own/owned a lonely island, I would build/built a
- 13. 8. We would have/had great parties if my friends would come/came to my island. 9. If
- 14. Match the sentences in the first column with those ones in second column.
- 15. Second Conditional: Put the verb into the correct tense. If he ______(be) younger, he __________ (travel)
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