SECOND CONDITIONAL

Froggy Jumps

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Choose the correct answers and make your froggy jump.

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Jesús Medina

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Froggy Jumps SECOND CONDITIONALOnline version Choose the correct answers and make your froggy jump. by Jesús Medina 1 What do we use the second conditional for? a To talk about general facts, routines or scheduled actions. b To talk about hypotetical, imaginary, or impossible situations in the present or the future. c To talk about something that could probably occur in the future. 2 Is "If I were you, I would do it" a right example of second conditional? a No. b Perhaps. c Yes. 3 Second conditional structure: a If + could, present simple. b If + past simple, would + base verb. c If + present simple, future simple. 4 Sometimes, in second conditional, "if" can be replaced by: a When b Whether c It cannot be replaced. 5 If you were the President, what would you do? a I would build... b I would built... c I built... 6 Would you go to Morocco if Peru went to the 2030 world cup? a Yes, I went. b No, I woud. c No, I wouldn't. 7 You would be a good student if you... a always do your homework. b always did your homework. c always arrived late.

Froggy Jumps

SECOND CONDITIONALOnline version

Choose the correct answers and make your froggy jump.

by Jesús Medina

What do we use the second conditional for?

To talk about general facts, routines or scheduled actions.

To talk about hypotetical, imaginary, or impossible situations in the present or the future.

To talk about something that could probably occur in the future.

Is "If I were you, I would do it" a right example of second conditional?

No.

Perhaps.

Yes.

Second conditional structure:

If + could, present simple.

If + past simple, would + base verb.

If + present simple, future simple.

Sometimes, in second conditional, "if" can be replaced by:

When

Whether

It cannot be replaced.

If you were the President, what would you do?

I would build...

I would built...

I built...

Would you go to Morocco if Peru went to the 2030 world cup?

Yes, I went.

No, I woud.

No, I wouldn't.

You would be a good student if you...

always do your homework.

always did your homework.

always arrived late.

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SECOND CONDITIONAL

Froggy Jumps

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SECOND CONDITIONALOnline version

by Jesús Medina

What do we use the second conditional for?

Is "If I were you, I would do it" a right example of second conditional?

Second conditional structure:

Sometimes, in second conditional, "if" can be replaced by:

If you were the President, what would you do?

Would you go to Morocco if Peru went to the 2030 world cup?

You would be a good student if you...

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