(Копія) Second Conditional

Complete the sentences by changing the form of the verb in brackets.

1. If I      (be) taller, I would play in a basketball team.

2. If they were more careful, that Monday accident              (happen).

3. If I were you, I          (do) this work yesterday.

4. If I      (meet) him, you will be the first to know.

5. If our guests      (stay) a bit longer, they will be able to meet our parents.

6. If you were not in a hurry, they               (explain) everything to you.

7. They                        (not, invite) you to join the English club, if they had known you do not speak English.

8. If you     (see) them tomorrow, please, let them know I am coming this

weekend.

Compete the 2nd conditionals by changing the form of the verb in brackets.

1 If you      (be) in England, what dishes would you taste?

2 Which food       you        (prefer) to eat if you were hungry?

3 Which English dish       you         (help to) if you were in England?

4 Which items would you choose if you               (be proposed) an English breakfast?

5 When would you have substantial meal if you      (be) in England?

Complete the sentences by changing the form of the verb in brackets.

Example: He ... (buy) a better house if he had more money. He would buy a better house if he had more money.

1 She           (get) a better job if she took time to look for one.

2 If we had tickets, we          (go) to that concert.

3 I              (forget) about it if I were you.

4 If Dick and Jean were here, they             (enjoy) the museums.

5 If you      in a hurry, we           (get) there on time.

Choose the right example of Conditional II:

Choose the right rule for the Conditional II:

Compete Conditional 2 sentences using the verbs in brakets.

1. If I     (have) his phone number, I            (call) him.

2. I               (not lie) to her if I were you.

3. If we              (not have) to go to school tomorrow, I            (stay) in bed all day.

4. We           (get) a dog if we     (have) a bigger house.

5. If that jacket         (not be) so expansive, I           (buy) it.

6. If he              (not like) you, he                (not call) you every day.

7. What               (you/say) if somebody       (ask) you the same question?

8. If I      (be) you, I                 (not spend) so much money on clothes.

Complete the sentences with the Past Simple form of the verbs in brackets.

1. If I (have)     a bicycle, I’d ride to school.

2. If I (ove)      money to my friends, I’d pay them back.

3. He’d write more often if he (have)     more time.

4. If I (know)      the answer, I’d tell you.

5. If we (not live)              in the city, I’d get really bored.

6. Would you be angry if I (copy)        your homework?

7. If Pete (not smoke)               , he’d be much healthier.