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second conditional
circle the correct choices below.
- if i would have / had money, id go with you.
- if you study / studied more, youd do better in school.
- i wouldnt do that if i were / am you.
- life would be different if we didnt have / wouldnt have telephones.
- if john would be / were less angry, people would like him more.
- i wouldnt be / wasnt so sure if i were you.
- if i didnt speak / spoke french better, id go to paris.
- we could visit you more often if you didnt live / wouldnt live so far away.
- if dad ate /was eating less meat hed be much healthier.
- i d see / could see a doctor about that headache if i were you.
- that team won / would win more often if they trained harder.
- she make / would make more money if she hired an assistant.
- you could get / can get a good job if you tried harder.
- id make us a big dinner if i knew / would know how to cook.
- you wouldnt be so tired if you would work / didnt work so hard.
- we would have more space if we lived / would live in the country.
- id come along with you if i didnt have / dont have to work today.
- mom would lend you the car if you didnt ask / asked her nicely.
- if you drank / drunk more water, you wouldnt have headaches.
- you d get / ll get more done if you didnt spend so much time on social media.
Brief Explanations
- En la estructura del segundo condicional, la cláusula condicional (if - cláusula) se forma con el pasado simple. "If I had money..." es correcto.
- "If you studied more..." sigue la estructura del segundo condicional (if + pasado simple).
- "If I were you" es la forma subjuntiva correcta en inglés para hipótesis.
- "If we didn't have telephones" sigue la estructura del segundo condicional (if + pasado simple).
- "If John were less angry" usa la forma subjuntiva (were) en la cláusula condicional.
- "I wouldn't be so sure" es la forma correcta del primer elemento de la estructura del segundo condicional (would + verbo en infinitivo sin to).
- "If I spoke French better" sigue la estructura del segundo condicional (if + pasado simple).
- "If you didn't live so far away" sigue la estructura del segundo condicional (if + pasado simple).
- "If Dad ate less meat" sigue la estructura del segundo condicional (if + pasado simple).
- "I'd see a doctor" es correcto (I would see).
- "That team would win more often" sigue la estructura del segundo condicional (would + verbo en infinitivo sin to).
- "She would make more money" sigue la estructura del segundo condicional (would + verbo en infinitivo sin to).
- "You could get a good job" es correcto (could + verbo en infinitivo sin to).
- "If I knew how to cook" sigue la estructura del segundo condicional (if + pasado simple).
- "If you didn't work so hard" sigue la estructura del segundo condicional (if + pasado simple).
- "If we lived in the country" sigue la estructura del segundo condicional (if + pasado simple).
- "If I didn't have to work today" sigue la estructura del segundo condicional (if + pasado simple).
- "If you asked her nicely" sigue la estructura del segundo condicional (if + pasado simple).
- "If you drank more water" sigue la estructura del segundo condicional (if + pasado simple).
- "You'd get more done" es correcto (you would get).
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- had
- studied
- were
- didn't have
- were
- wouldn't be
- spoke
- didn't live
- ate
- 'd see
- would win
- would make
- could get
- knew
- didn't work
- lived
- didn't have
- asked
- drank
- 'd get