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Second conditional

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Second

Conditional
Sentences
In This Lesson:

1. What is the second conditional?


2. How to form second conditional
sentences.
3. Second conditional example
sentences
4. Answer The Questions
• What Is The Second
Conditional?
Second conditional sentences are used to talk about future
things which are unlikely or impossible.

Example:

"If I won the EuroMillions, I would buy a big


house."
2. How To Form Second Conditional
Sentences
Second conditional sentences are made up of an 'if clause'
and a 'main clause'. The 'if clause' has a verb in the past
simple tense. The 'main clause' has 'would' + an infinitive
verb.
Example:

"If I won the EuroMillions, I would buy a big


house."
3. Example Sentences

If I had a million euros, I would buy a sports car.


3. Example Sentences

If I had a rocket, I would fly to the moon.


3. Example Sentences

If the weather wasn't so bad, I would go to the


park.
3. Example Sentences

If I could travel back in time, I would have a pet


dinosaur.
3. Example Sentences

If I could travel anywhere, I would go to Korea.


Your Turn!
What would you do in the following
situations?
What would you do
if you had a million
euros?
If I had a million euros, I would....
use it to pay my parents’ house, cars…
buy your love …
Where would you
go if you could go
anywhere?
If I could go anywhere, I would go to ...
Germany, Italy…
What would you do
if you found a
talking dog?
If I found a talking dog, I would ...
be surprised, overwhelmed…
GOOD JOB!

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