Second Conditional

We use second conditional to describe condition in the ... situation.

• real

• imaginary

• true

• past

The correct way to write second conditional sentence is ... .

• If I win the lottery, I will travel around the world

• When I win the lottery, I travel around the world.

• If I won the lottery, I would travel around the world

• If I have won the lottery, I would have traveled around the world

If I were a bird, I ... fly across the sky.

• will

• would

• will have

• would have

If I ... a million dollar, I would travel around the world

• has

• have

• had

• had been

If I were you, I ... listen to her.

• won't

• won't have

• wouldn't

• wouldn't have

If I were a superhero, I ... have a secret identity.

• will

• would

• will have

• would have

... , I would visit Mars

• If I can travel to the space

• If I could travel to the space

• If I could have traveled to the space

• If I could not travel to the space

If I were a princess, I ... in a beautiful castle

• will live

• would live

• will have

• would have

If I were a president, I ... reduce the tax.

• will

• would have

• will have

• would

Which one is the second conditional statement?

• If I had a super power, I would help people

• If I study hard, I will pass the exam

• If you treat your friend kindly, they will be kind to you too

• If I am invisible, you would not see me