A2 Second Conditional Quiz

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Practice the 2nd conditional.

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Froggy Jumps A2 Second Conditional QuizOnline version Practice the 2nd conditional. by Nurai 1 Choose the sentence that uses the second conditional correctly. a If I won the lottery, I would travel the world. b If I win the lottery, I will travel the world. c If I would win the lottery, I would travel the world. 2 Complete with would: If you trained every day, you ______ faster. a If you trained every day, you would run faster. b If you trained every day, you will run faster. c If you train every day, you would run faster. 3 Choose the second conditional sentence about tomorrow. a If it rained tomorrow, we stay home. b If it rains tomorrow, we would stay home. c If it rained tomorrow, we would stay home. 4 Negative form of the second conditional: If he didn’t study, he ______ pass. a If he didn’t study, he wouldn’t pass. b If he didn’t study, he wouldn’t pass. c If he didn’t study, he wouldn’t passing. 5 Contraction in the second conditional: If she studied, she’d ______. a If she studied, she’d pass. b If she studies, she’d pass. c If she studied, she would pass. 6 Choose a second conditional question sentence. a What do you do if you found a wallet? b What would you do if you find a wallet? c What would you do if you found a wallet? 7 Use were in the if-clause: If I ______ you, I would study more. a If I were you, I would study more. b If I was you, I would study more. c If I were you, I will study more. 8 Second conditional about a future prize: If we won the prize, we ______ celebrated. a If we won the prize, we would celebrate. b If we win the prize, we would celebrate. c If we won the prize, we celebrate. 9 Formal vs informal: If he worked harder, he ______ get a promotion. a If he worked harder, he will get a promotion. b If he worked harder, he would get a promotion. c If he works harder, he would get a promotion. 10 Practical scenario: If it were sunny, we ______ to the park. a If it were sunny, we would go to the park. b If it were sunny, we go to the park. c If it was sunny, we would go to the park.

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A2 Second Conditional QuizOnline version

by Nurai

Choose the sentence that uses the second conditional correctly.

Complete with would: If you trained every day, you ______ faster.

Choose the second conditional sentence about tomorrow.

Negative form of the second conditional: If he didn’t study, he ______ pass.

Contraction in the second conditional: If she studied, she’d ______.

Choose a second conditional question sentence.

Use were in the if-clause: If I ______ you, I would study more.

Second conditional about a future prize: If we won the prize, we ______ celebrated.

Formal vs informal: If he worked harder, he ______ get a promotion.

Practical scenario: If it were sunny, we ______ to the park.