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Handout - 17 - Second Conditional

The document provides examples for using the second conditional tense in English. It gives sentence structures with blanks to fill in the correct verb form, as well as questions to answer using the second conditional. The examples cover using the second conditional for statements, questions, and answering questions.

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Instituto Tecnológico de Sonora

Área de idiomas

English 3 August –December 2018

Handout #17 - Second Conditional

Put the verb into the correct tense:

1. If I were (be) you, I could get (get) a new job.

2. If he were (be) younger, he could (travel) more.

3. If we weren’t (not / be) friends, I would be (be) angry with you.

4. If I had (have) enough money, I could buy (buy) a big house.

5. If she weren’t (not / be) always so late, she might be (be) promoted.

6. If we won (win) the lottery, we could travel (travel) around the world.

7. If you had (have) a better job, we would be (be) able to buy a new car

8. If I spoke (speak) perfect English, I might have (have) a better job.

9. If we lived (live) in Paris, I could speak (speak) French.

10. If she passed (pass) the exam, she would be (be) able to enter university.

I. Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verb.


1. If she made (make) more effort, I would consider (consider) helping her.

2. If electric cars didn’t had (have) such large batteries, they would be (be) quicker to drive.

3. I wouldn’t carry (carry) my wallet around in my pocket if I were (be) you.

4. If I trained (train) properly, I could run (run) a marathon.

5.  I would go (go) on a diet if I were (be) overweight.

6. If I had (have) a garden, I would grow (grow) roses.


7. Would you were (be) surprised if it snows (snow) in July?

8. If I knew (know) his number, I could give (give) him a call.

9. You would get (get) better results, if you worked (work) harder.

10.  If I had (have) more spare time, I would write (write) a book.

II. Complete the following sentences


11. If I had more money I could buy a new house

12. If I had more time I could visit all the world

13. If I were an alien I would be able to go to mars

14. If I lived in another country I could travel to Mexico and around the world

III. Answer the following questions:


15. What historical period would you travel to if you could travel to any time at all?

If I could travel to any time at all, I would like to travel to the II World War

16. Who would you want to meet if you could meet anyone at all – past or present?

If I could meet anyone at all, I would like to meet Marie Courie

17. If you could change the history syllabus at school, what would you do?

If I could change the history syllabus at school, I would change the duration of the majors

18. If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be?

If I could live anywhere in the world, I would like to live in France or Germany

19. If you had one wish, what would it be?

If I had one wish, I would like to wish that I can finish my degree to help my mom with the

payments she has

20. If you could go (or go back) to university, what would you study?

If I could go back to university, I would study medicine, QFB or systems engineering

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