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If I ______ (visit) the Great Wall of China, I would take many photos.
visited
True or False: The second conditional talks about real events happening now.
False (It’s about unreal or hypothetical events).
What is the structure of the second conditional?
If + past simple, would + base verb.
Would ______ climb the Great Wall if you ______ in China?
you; were.
If the Great Wall ______ (is/were) made of gold, it ______ (would shine/will shine) for miles.
were, would shine.
The second conditional talks about imaginary situations in the ______ or ______.
present, future.
Correct the error: If I will visit the Great Wall, I would take photos.
If I visited the Great Wall, I would take photos.
Give an example of a second conditional sentence about dreams or fantasies.
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If ______ (I/be) an archaeologist, I ______ (study) the Wonders of the World.
I were, would study.
Rewrite this sentence in the second conditional: I don’t have enough money, so I can’t travel to Petra.
If I had enough money, I would travel to Petra.
Why is the second conditional used in this sentence? If I were an emperor, I would build a palace on the Great Wall.
To express an unreal or imaginary situation.
If I ______ (be) a famous explorer, I ______ (travel) to every wonder of the world.
were, would travel.
If you ______ (live) in ancient Egypt, what ______ (you/do) as a pyramid builder?
lived, would you do.
Fix the sentence: If she would study harder, she would pass the test.
If she studied harder, she would pass the test.
If robots ______ (build) the next wonder of the world, how ______ (it/look)?
built, would it look.
