SECOND CONDITIONAL - UNREAL POSSIBILITY IF CONDITION RESULT PAST SIMPLE WOULD+BASE VERB If T won the lottery, T would buy a new house RESULT IF CONDITION WOULD+BASE VERB PAST SIMPLE T wor T ald new F he Christrr Ve a5 lottery Use the second conditional for unreal situations in the future that are not impossible but difficult to come true. Ex. JAI won the lottery... and also for hypothetical situations: JF was/were in Rome now... (but I am not). BE CAREFUL! Use were (not was) for advice: JF were you I would study more. Exercise Write 1:If Linda 2-What suf 4-Michael Sifwe 6-carla 78 aft S-Jenny 10-4f my husband 11-We 124f it 134f you 14. 15-What. 16-If you 171f someone 18-Our friends the ve n brackets. Use here (be), I'm sure she pf Ryo, (find) some money in the street, | _—________{be) angry if someone (not be) upset if you (know) how to solve this problem, | (fail) the exam, 1 (make) a nice cake if she _______ (be) a famous actor, he {not learn) so quickly if we. (rain) tomorrow, we (stay) at home tonight, you (learn) Japanese if! (tio) Ir yo, —___ (try) to give up smoking, you {steal) my car, 1 —____ (be) really angry if we (not catch) the nine o'clock bus, we nditional (help) us. (see) a ghost? = (take) it to the police. (take) his computer without permission. —_____[arrrive) too late. (tell) her the truth. (do) it. (be) very disappointed. I've studied so hard. (know) how to cook well, (earn) a lot of money. (not have) such a good teacher. {not go) to the beach but the sky is so clear. (not see) Tina at the party, (have) the time to do it. (lose) your passport in a foreign country? (feel) much better. (report) it to the police immediately. {not go) to their party next Friday.