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2-Conditional Sentences Type 2

The document is a grammar worksheet about forming sentences using the second conditional. It provides examples of "if" clauses paired with main clauses to demonstrate the structure. The worksheet then lists sample prompts for students to complete as second conditional statements using their imagination. The prompts cover hypothetical scenarios about summer holidays, exercise, speaking other languages, winning money, living longer, finding a new job, surprises, laughter, aliens landing, talking animals, living on the moon, and spending all one's money.

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2-Conditional Sentences Type 2

The document is a grammar worksheet about forming sentences using the second conditional. It provides examples of "if" clauses paired with main clauses to demonstrate the structure. The worksheet then lists sample prompts for students to complete as second conditional statements using their imagination. The prompts cover hypothetical scenarios about summer holidays, exercise, speaking other languages, winning money, living longer, finding a new job, surprises, laughter, aliens landing, talking animals, living on the moon, and spending all one's money.

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NAME: ________________________ DATE: ________________________

GRAMMAR WORKSHEET
SECOND CONDITIONAL
“if” clause main clause
If I won a million dollars, … I would put the money in a bank.
… I could buy an airplane.
… I might give it all away.

main clause “if” clause


I would put the money in a bank … if I won a million dollars.
I could buy an airplane
I might give it all away
NOTES:
(1) The second conditional is used to talk about future events that are hypothetical or improbable.
(2) To form negative sentences, add ‘not’ after ‘would’, ‘could’ and ‘might’. Eg “ … I might not give it all away.”

Complete the sentences below by making Second Conditional statements. Use your
imagination!

1. If I had longer summer holidays, _______________________________________

2. If John did more exercise, ____________________________________________

3. If Mrs. Smith spoke Chinese, __________________________________________

4. If I won a million dollars, ______________________________________________

5. _________________________________________, you could live for 150 years.

6. ___________________________________________, I might look for a new job.

7. ______________________________________, people would be very surprised.

8. ___________________________________________________, he would laugh.

9. If aliens landed on Earth, ____________________________________________

10. If animals could talk, ________________________________________________

11. If people lived on the moon, ____________________________________________

12. If I spent all my money, _______________________________________________

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