5 Alternate reality (3rd conditional with answers and audio) This is a 3rd conditional listening/speaking complete-the-sentence exercise for English language learners. It is used for thinking about changes in the past. Imaginary: 2nd conditional grammar exercise (PDF) Alternate reality 3rd conditional. (video mp4) (video YouTube mp4) 21. (Second conditional) If you arrived early, it would be less stressful. 22. (Third conditional) If I hadn't gone to the party, I wouldn't have met Amanda. 23. (Second conditional) If Julie liked chocolate, I would give her some. 24. (Second conditional) If Luke lived in the UK, I would see him more often. 25. As a rule, we introduce the third conditional structure to intermediate or upper-intermediate students. Mixed Conditionals This structure mixes the if-clause from the third conditional and the main clause from the second conditional. For example: If I had listened to my mother, I wouldn't be here now. If I hadn't wasted my life on drink and second conditional (2) Complete the sentences. Type the correct answer in the box. Use contractions where possible. 1 You would be healthier if you (not smoke). 2 If I were you, I (move) house. 3 If I (know) her address, I'd write to her. 4 (you be) angry if she went away? 5 They (not be) here if they disliked you. 1. She _________ all over the world if she __________ rich. would travel / would be travelled / would be would travel / were travels / were be 2. If I _________his number, I _________ him. had / would call would have / called would had / would call have / called 3. If I _________you, I _________ that man. were / helped weren't / don't help Reading Ex. - First and Second Conditionals. A reading exercise to check the use of conditionals in context. ID: 1901963. Language: English. School subject: English as a Second Language (ESL) Grade/level: Intermediate and Upper-intermediate. Age: 10+. Main content: Reading comprehension. ! americanenglish.state.gov!! !! • Select!theamount!of!timeyou!want!to!devoteto!theactivity.!!A!warm!up!or!brief!review!may! take!10>15minutes!of!class!time;!for In this free second conditional game, students try to write matching answers for hypothetical situations. Give the class a hypothetical question using the second conditional. Each contestant writes an answer to the question and keeps it secret. The panel members each write the answer that they think their contestant wrote. Fill In Exercises: 1. If Clauses Exercises 2. If Conditionals Exercise 3. If / Unless / When Exercise 4. If vs Unless Exercise 2 5. Conditionals Tenses Exercise 6-7. Zero Conditional Exercise 1 / 2 8-9. First Conditional Exercise 1 / 2 10-11. Second Conditional Exercise 1 / 2 12-13. Third Conditional Exercise 1 / 2 14. Mixed Conditional Exercise Second conditional - grammar chart . Download full-size image from Pinterest . If clause and main clause. We use if + past to talk about an imaginary present or future situation (although the verb is in past, the meaning is present or future). And we use would + infinitive to talk about the result or consequence of that imaginary situation. If we had a mansion in the country, we' d go Exercises. Complete the second conditional sentences. If he (have) more fans, he (play) at bigger venues. The flowers (grow) if you (water) them more. Jack (move) out if he (go) to uni. We (get) a pool table if our house (be) bigger. My life (be) easier