Exploring Conditional Journeys Quiz

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the second conditional and the word "journey"?

• If I will go on a journey, I will take many photos.

• If I went on a journey, I would take many photos.

• If I go on a journey, I take many photos.

• If I had gone on a journey, I would have taken many photos.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the second conditional and the word "voyage".

• If I take a voyage, I will see new lands.

• If I took a voyage, I would see new lands.

• If I am taking a voyage, I would see new lands.

• If I had taken a voyage, I would see new lands.

Choose the sentence that uses "visit" in a second conditional structure to talk about a possible future event.

• If I visit Paris, I will see the Eiffel Tower.

• If I visited Paris, I would see the Eiffel Tower.

• If I had visited Paris, I would see the Eiffel Tower.

• If I am visiting Paris, I would see the Eiffel Tower.

Which sentence correctly uses "winding road" in a second conditional sentence?

• If the road will be winding, I would drive more carefully.

• If the road was winding, I would drive more carefully.

Create your own sentence using the second conditional structure (if + past simple, would + base verb) and include the word 'roundabout'. Example: 'If I were at the roundabout, I would take the second exit.

Which of the following sentences uses "crossroads" in a second conditional structure?

• If I were at a crossroads, I would choose the left path.

• If I am at a crossroads, I would choose the left path.

Noah is driving through the countryside and notices the road is very winding. Select the sentence that correctly uses "straight road" in a second conditional sentence to describe what Noah might do differently if the road were not winding.

• If the road was straight, I would drive faster.

• If the road had been straight, I would drive faster.

Which sentence best combines the vocabulary "travel" and "winding road" in a second conditional structure?

• If I travel on a winding road, I will get dizzy.

• If I traveled on a winding road, I would get dizzy.

• If I am traveling on a winding road, I would get dizzy.

• If I had traveled on a winding road, I would get dizzy.

Choose the sentence that uses "voyage" and "crossroads" in a complex second conditional sentence.

• If I was on a voyage and reached a crossroads, I would ask for directions.

• If I am on a voyage and reach a crossroads, I would ask for directions.

• If I will be on a voyage and reach a crossroads, I would ask for directions.

• If I had been on a voyage and reached a crossroads, I would ask for directions.

Which sentence correctly uses "journey" and "straight road" in a second conditional to express a future possibility?

• If my journey was on a straight road, I would arrive sooner.

• If my journey is on a straight road, I would arrive sooner.

• If my journey will be on a straight road, I would arrive sooner.

• If my journey had been on a straight road, I would arrive sooner.