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You imagine owning a private jet/airplane.
If...did/were..., ...would do...
You imagine being invisible for one day.
If...did/were..., ... would do...
You want to describe an unreal situation now.
 
If I had superpowers, I would help people.
 
If I have superpowers, I will help people.
 
If I had had superpowers, I would have helped people.
 
If I will have superpowers, I help people.
You imagine you are living on Mars now.
 
If I lived on Mars, I would miss Earth.
 
If I live on Mars, I miss Earth.
 
If I had lived on Mars, I would have missed Earth.
 
If I will live on Mars, I would miss Earth.
You imagine your school having no exams.
 
If our school had no exams, students would feel happier.
 
If our school has no exams, students will relax.
 
If our school had had no exams, students would have felt hap
 
If our school will have no exams, students relax.
Which sentence is a second conditional sentence?
 
If I studied hard, I would pass.
 
If I study hard, I would pass.
 
If I had studied harder, I would have passed.
 
If I studied harder, I would passed.
Which sentence is correct?
 
If I were famous, I would buy a castle.
 
If I would be famous, I would buy a castle.
 
If I am famous, I would buy a castle.
 
If I had been famous, I would buy a castle.
If Sally _____ more confident, she _____ English more often.
 
were / would speak
 
is / will speak
 
had been / would have spoken
 
will be / speaks
If I _____ the lottery, I _____ my parents a new car.
 
won / would buy
 
win / will buy
 
had won / would have bought
 
will win / buy
If my dog _____ talk, it _____ funny stories.
 
could / would tell
 
can / will tell
 
could have / would have told
 
will / tells
If I _____ a superhero, I _____ people.
 
were / would help
 
am / will help
 
had been / would have helped
 
will be / help
If Tom _____ taller, he _____ basketball better.
 
were / would play
 
is / will play
 
had been / would have played
 
will be / plays
If I _____ in Japan, I _____ sushi every day.
 
lived / would eat
 
live / will eat
 
had lived / would have eaten
 
will live / eat
If she _____ wings, she _____ around the world.
 
had / would fly
 
has / will fly
 
had had / would have flown
 
will have / flies
If I _____ rich, I _____ a big house.
 
were / would buy
 
am / will buy
 
had been / would have bought
 
will be / buy
Choose the correct sentence.
 
If Jenny studies tonight, she will do well tomorrow.
 
If Jenny studied tonight, she would do well tomorrow.
 
If Jenny had studied tonight, she would have done well.
 
If Jenny will study tonight, she does well tomorrow.
You may miss the train if you are late.
 
If I am late, I will miss the train.
 
If I were late, I would miss the train.
 
If If I had been late, I would have missed the train.
 
If I will be late, I miss the train.
Your mum may be tired after work.
 
If my mum is tired, she will rest after dinner.
 
If my mum were tired, she would rest after dinner.
 
If my mum had been tired, she would have rested after dinner
 
If my mum will be tired, she rests after dinner.
You think it may snow tonight.
 
If it snows tonight, we will build a snowman.
 
If it snowed tonight, we would build a snowman.
 
If it had snowed tonight, we would have built a snowman.
 
If it will snow tonight, we build a snowman.
You want to talk about a real possible future situation.
 
If I have more time, I will learn guitar.
 
If I had more time, I would learn guitar.
 
If I had had more time, I would have learned guitar.
 
If I will have more time, I learn guitar.
Your team might win the game tomorrow.
 
If we win the game, we will celebrate.
 
If we won the game, we would celebrate.
 
If we had won the game, we would celebrate.
 
If we win the game, we celebrated.
You think your friend may forget their homework tomorrow.
 
If my friend forgets the homework, the teacher will be angry
 
If my friend forgot the homework, the teacher would be angry
 
If my friend had forgotten the homework, the teacher would h
 
If my friend will forget the homework, the teacher is angry.
Which sentence is correct?
 
If I see Jack, I will tell him.
 
If I see Jack, I tell him.
 
If I will see Jack, I will tell him.
 
If I saw Jack, I would tell him.
If my dad _____ pasta tonight, I _____ very happy.
 
cooks / will be
 
cooked / would be
 
had cooked / would have been
 
will cook / am
If Tom _____ his alarm, he _____ late.
 
sets / won’t be
 
set / wouldn’t be
 
had set / wouldn’t have been
 
will set / isn’t
If Anna _____ sick tomorrow, she _____ to school.
 
feels / won’t come
 
felt / wouldn’t come
 
had felt / wouldn’t have come
 
will feel / doesn’t come
If my brother _____ enough money, he _____ a new phone.
 
saves / will buy
 
saved / would buy
 
had saved / would have bought
 
will save / buys
If they _____ early, they _____ the bus.
 
leave / will catch
 
left / would catch
 
had left / would have caught
 
will leave / catch
If I _____ my homework now, I _____ TV later.
 
finish / will watch
 
finished / would watch
 
had finished / would have watched
 
will finish / watch
If it _____ tomorrow, we _____ at home.
 
rains / will stay
 
rained / would stay
 
had rained / would have stayed
 
had rained / would have stayed