2nd conditional

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What (you/do) if I (tell) you that he wants to come?

• do you do / told

• would you do / told

• do you do / tell

• will you do / told

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If she (be) always so late, she (be) promoted.

• were / be

• weren't / be

• weren't / would be

• were / was

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We (be) late again if we (buy) a new car.

• would be / buy

• wouldn't be / bought

• would be / would buy

• wouldn't be / buy

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It's sunny today. I (hang out) if it (rain).

• will hang out / rained

• wouldn't hang out / rains

• don't hang out / rained

• wouldn't hang out / rained

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I (can do) that if I (know).

• would can do / knew

• could do / knew

• will can do / know

• could do / know

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If I (have) enough money, I (buy) a new house.

• would have / buy

• had / would buy

• had / buy

• had / will buy

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If I (be) you, I (start) working hard.

• am / would start

• were / would start

• was / will start

• were / will start

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If we (be) good friends, I (believe) you.

• weren't / wouldn't believe

• were / will believe

• will be / believed

• won't be / will believe

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They (go) on holiday to Iceland if they (prefer) hot weather.

• will go / preferred

• would go / didn't prefer

• went / preferred

• didn't go /

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He (call) her if he (have) her telephone number.

• called / had

• called / would have

• would call / had

• will call / had