The second conditional is an if-sentence in English that is used to talk about unrealistic and hypothetical situations in the present and future. The verb in the if-clause needs to be in the past simple and you use would + infinitive for the verb in the main clause.
This is an exercise in which you must fill in the correct verb form.
You can find the exercise below:
Second Conditional Exercise 4
Complete the following sentences with the correct form of the verb in the second conditional.
1.
If he (to be) president, he (to reduce) taxes.2.
I (not, to buy) a Rolex if I (not, to win) the lottery.3.
We (to listen) to the radio if we (to have) one.4.
(you, to care) if I (not, to be) here tomorrow?5.
My little brother (to scream) if he (to be) scared.6.
I (to go) to a Roy Orbison concert if he (to be) still alive.7.
If my boss (to have) time, he (to go) on holiday.8.
Sarah (to run) a marathon if she (to be) in shape.9.
If it (to be) cold, we (to need) warm clothes.10.
You (to act) surprised if someone (to get) you a new car.More exercises
- Second Conditional Exercise 1
- Second Conditional Exercise 2
- Second Conditional Exercise 3
- Second Conditional Exercise 5
