Second Conditional – Exercises display incorrect answers Exercises Complete the second conditional sentences. If he (have) more fans, he (play) at bigger venues.1. if-clause: simple past|irregular verb: have-had-had|2. main clause: would + infinitive The flowers (grow) if you (water) them more.1. main clause: would + infinitive|2. if-clause: simple past Jack (move) out if he (go) to uni.1. main clause: would + infinitive|2. if-clause: simple past|irregular verb: go-went-gone We (get) a pool table if our house (be) bigger.1. main clause: would + infinitive|2. if-clause: simple past|in second conditional if-clauses we can use was or were in the 3rd person singular with no change in meaning My life (be) easier if I (have) a car.1. main clause: would + infinitive|2. if-clause: simple past|irregular verb: have-had-had Complete the second conditional sentences. If the students (pay) more attention in class, the teacher (not/be) so frustrated.1. if-clause: simple past|irregular verb: pay-paid-paid|2. negative main clause: wouldn’t + infinitive If I (not/have) a serious job, I (dye) my hair pink.1. negative if-clause: simple past (didn’t + infinitive)|2. main clause: would + infinitive You (save) so much money if you (not/eat) out all the time.1. main clause: would + infinitive|2. negative if-clause: simple past (didn’t + infinitive) I (not/be) so stressed if you (help) me sometimes.1. negative main clause: wouldn’t + infinitive|2. if-clause: simple past If you (ask) them nicely, they (not/be able to) say no.1. if-clause: simple past|2. negative main clause: wouldn’t + infinitive Complete the second conditional questions. If you (have) more free time, how (you/spend) it?1. if-clause: simple past|irregular verb: have-had-had|2. question in main clause: would + subject + infinitive If you (find) £1000 on the ground, (you/keep) the money?1. if-clause: simple past|irregular verb: find-found-found|2. question in main clause: would + subject + infinitive (she/help) you if you (tell) her about the problem?1. question in main clause: would + subject + infinitive|2. if-clause: simple past|irregular verb: tell-told-told (they/work) well together if she (get) the job?1. question in main clause: would + subject + infinitive|2. if-clause: simple past|irregular verb: get-got-got/gotten (he/notice) if we (leave) ?1. question in main clause: would + subject + infinitive|2. if-clause: simple past|irregular verb: leave-left-left Online exercises to improve your English Our online exercises for English help you to learn and practice grammar rules in an interactive manner. To make sure that you understand the correct answers, our answer keys offer simple explanations as well as handy tips and tricks. Second Conditional – Exercises Second Conditional – mixed exercise Need more practice? With Lingolia Plus you can access 13 additional exercises about Second Conditionals, as well as 724 online exercises to improve your English. Get 3 months membership for just €10.49 (≈ $12.69). Learn more about Lingolia Plus here Second Conditional – Extra Practise Become a Lingolia Plus member to access these additional exercises. Second Conditional – multiple choice B1 Second Conditional – word order B1 Second Conditional – mixed sentences (1) B1 Second Conditional – hypothetical questions B1 Second Conditional – mixed sentences (2) B1 Second Conditional – giving advice B1 Second Conditional – imagining life as different B1 Second Conditional – making excuses B1 Second Conditional – modal verbs B1 Second Conditional – review (1) B1 Second Conditional – dialogue B1 Second vs. First Conditional (1) B1 Second vs. First Conditional (2) B1 A1Beginner A2Elementary B1Intermediate B2Upper intermediate C1Advanced English GrammarConditionalsSecond ConditionalsSecond Conditional – Exercises
