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Second Conditional Practice Worksheet

Choose the best answer, complete each sentence, and practise forming second conditional sentences. Use if + past simple and would + base verb to form the second conditional.

Choose the Correct Form

Select the option that completes each item correctly.

1.Which sentence correctly uses the second conditional to describe an unlikely situation?

If Sofia finds a wallet, she would return it.
If Sofia found a wallet, she would return it.
If Sofia will find a wallet, she would return it.
If Sofia found a wallet, she returns it.

2.If Elijah _____ a longer break, he would visit his cousins.

has
had
will have
would have

3.What kind of situation does the second conditional commonly express?

A routine that happens every day
A possibility that is always certain
An unreal or unlikely situation in the present or future
A completed event from the past

4.Complete the advice using the standard second conditional form: “If I _____ in your place, I would ask for help.”

am
was
were
will be

Complete the Sentences

Write the past simple form of the verb in parentheses in the if-clause.

5.If the weather (be) warmer, we would eat lunch outside. Use the subjunctive form of “be.”

6.Lena would join the robotics club if she (finish) her homework earlier.

7.If our neighbors (live) closer, we would walk to their house.

8.I would take a pottery class if I (have) more free time.

9.If Devon (know) how to bake, he would make a cake for the picnic.

Rewrite and Match

Rewrite each idea as a second conditional sentence. Then match each if-clause to the main clause that completes it.

10.Rewrite this idea as a second conditional sentence: Jamal does not own a bike, so she cannot ride to the park.

11.Rewrite this idea as a second conditional sentence: Marcus does not speak Japanese, so he cannot read the menu.

12.Rewrite this idea as a second conditional sentence: The town has no public pool, so the children cannot swim there after school.

13.Match each second conditional if-clause with the main clause that completes the idea. Use each main clause once.

If I found a box of art supplies,
If Nia had a telescope,
If the express bus took the highway without stopping,
If we lived near the coast,
If the students took the earlier bus,

I would get to school in ten minutes.
Nia would look at the moon.
they would arrive before the bell.
we would watch the sunset from the shore.
I would paint a picture.

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