Second Conditional Exercise 5

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.

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Second Conditional Exercise 5

Complete the following sentences with the correct form of the verb in the second conditional.
1.
If my father (to live) closer to his work, he (not, to have) to get up so early.
2.
Harry (to bake) cookies if he (to know) how to use an oven.
3.
If someone (to steal) my phone, I (to call) the police.
4.
I (to start) a new business if I (to have) more time.
5.
If the students (to fail) their exams, they (to be) disappointed.
6.
It (to be) safer on the roads if people (to drive) slower.
7.
I (to feel) safer if I (to work) from home.
8.
She (to visit) famous landmarks if she (to live) in London.
9.
My mother (to ride) her bike more often if she (to have) a mountain bike.
10.
We (to serve) wine if our guests (to be) older.

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