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    This document appears to be an interactive worksheet for practicing the second conditional. It contains a series of prompts using "if" clauses with past tense verbs followed by "would" clauses to express possible results. Some examples of the prompts include "if you saw a lost child, what would you do?", "if it rained, what wouldn't you go?", and "if you tried and failed, how would you feel?". The goal seems to be for the user to consider different hypothetical scenarios and provide responses to complete the conditional sentences.

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    This document appears to be an interactive worksheet for practicing the second conditional. It contains a series of prompts using "if" clauses with past tense verbs followed by "would" clauses to express possible results. Some examples of the prompts include "if you saw a lost child, what would you do?", "if it rained, what wouldn't you go?", and "if you tried and failed, how would you feel?". The goal seems to be for the user to consider different hypothetical scenarios and provide responses to complete the conditional sentences.

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    Second Conditional Interactive Worksheet

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    LAURA DAYANA MERCADO CAÑIZARES
    This document appears to be an interactive worksheet for practicing the second conditional. It contains a series of prompts using "if" clauses with past tense verbs followed by "would" clauses to express possible results. Some examples of the prompts include "if you saw a lost child, what would you do?", "if it rained, what wouldn't you go?", and "if you tried and failed, how would you feel?". The goal seems to be for the user to consider different hypothetical scenarios and provide responses to complete the conditional sentences.

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    9/5/2020 Second conditional Interactive worksheet

    were would help

    would you do saw

    found would take

    would be took

    didn´t catch would arrive

    wouldn't be told

    knew would do

    failed would be

    would make knew

    were would earn

    wouldn't learn didn´t have

    rained wouldn't go

    stayed wouldn't see

    would learn had

    would you do lost

    tried would feel

    stole would report

    would be didn´t go

    https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/English_as_a_Second_Language_(ESL)/Second_conditional/Second_conditional_vy181cc 2/4

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