Second Conditional Structure
The second conditional has a clear and simple structure:
Form: If + Past Simple, Would + Base Verb
The condition uses the past simple, and the result uses would + base verb:
- If I had more time, I would learn Spanish.
- If he studied harder, he would pass the test.
You can also reverse the order of the sentence:
- I would learn Spanish if I had more time.
- He would pass the test if he studied harder.
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1. If I were in
6th grade, I would……………………
2. If I had a million dollars, I would ....................
3. If I were you,
I’d...........................
4. If it snowed in July, people
would ...........................
5. If we had a
bigger classroom, we would .............................................
6. If they studied harder, they
would......................
7. What would you do if you
.....................?
8. I would join the team if I
were ............................
9. If I weren’t afraid of
flying, Iwould.......................
10. If we didn’t
have homework, we would…… |
