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What will/would you do if...?

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  • You are the only witness to something that could change the outcome of an important public trial.
    Suggested second conditional.
  • You overhear your neighbours having a very serious argument through the wall late at night.
    Suggested first conditional
  • You are offered a guaranteed salary for life on the condition that you never work in your current field again.
    Suggested second conditional.
  • A stranger on the street hands you an envelope with a large sum of cash and walks away before you can say anything.
    Suggested second conditional.
  • You find out that a colleague is being paid significantly more than you for doing the same job.
    Suggested first conditional.
  • You find out that you were adopted and that your biological family has been looking for you for years.
    Suggested second conditional.
  • You find out a close colleague has been taking credit for your ideas in meetings with senior management.
    Suggested first conditional
  • Your manager asks you to present data in front of very important visitors.
    Suggested first conditional
  • You find out that your closest friend has been living under a false identity for the entire time you have known them.
    Suggested second conditional.
  • You discover that a charity you have been donating to for years has been misusing funds.
    Suggested first conditional
  • You wake up one morning and discover you have been given the ability to read people's thoughts, but only for 24 hours.
    Suggested second conditional.
  • A friend asks to borrow a significant amount of money and you know they have struggled to pay people back in the past.
    Suggested first conditional
  • A close friend asks for your honest opinion about a major life decision — and your honest opinion is that they are making a serious mistake.
    Suggested second conditional.
  • You are offered a promotion, but accepting it means being your best friend's team leader..
    Suggested first conditional.
  • You are given the choice to relive one year of your life — but you would have to give up everything that has happened since then.
    Suggested second conditional.
  • A close friend confides in you that they are unhappy in their relationship but asks you not to say anything to your mutual friends.
    Suggested first conditional. Also second conditional for advice (if I were you...).