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4. If I experienced discrimination
3. If I won the lottery, I would: at work, I would:
We use the second conditional when talking about impossible or very unlikely situations.
To form it, we take If + past simple [+ comma] + would + infinitive:
*Both was and were are grammatically correct. However, were is more commonly used.
Valerie: What would / did you do if your company closed / would close?
Valerie: Mmm, I can see that would be / was a problem. My job isn’t my life, but I ‘ll / ‘d
still be stressed about money.
Tashi: If they gave / would give me some redundancy pay I ‘ll / ‘d feel better as I
could take some time to make plans.
Tashi: What did / would you do if your company offered / would offer you
a job in Spain?
Valerie: Hmm. It would be difficult now that I have a family but If they offered /
would offer me a promotion and pay raise, I ‘d / ‘ll probably go!
WaterAid works to help With families living further Every year, one in four of us
people in 28 developing apart from each other these will experience a mental
countries have access to days, older people can find health problem. We believe
clean water, toilets and good themselves without family or no one should have to face
hygiene. We also work with friends in their the problem alone. We’re
governments to change laws neighbourhood to talk to and there to listen and give
and make lasting changes. support them. advice.
Why not join us at Join our befriending service We’re looking for volunteers
Glastonbury festival as a to help stop older people in our shops to support our
volunteer next year? feeling lonely. work.
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