Second Conditional
Put the verbs in brackets in the right form.
| If I (know) his address, I (tell) you. | If I knew his address, I would tell you. |
| I (be) glad if she (phone) me. | I would be glad if she phoned me. |
| If they (hear) this, they (laugh). | If they heard this, they would laugh. |
| If I (be) you, I (put) on a warm jacket. | If I were you, I would put on a warm jacket. |
| John (go) to the concert if he (like) that singer. | John would go to the concert if he liked that singer. |
| If Tom (have) enough money, he (buy) that car. | If Tom had enough money, he would buy that car. |
| We (have) a picnic if the weather (not be) rainy. | We would have a picnic if the weather wasn't rainy. |
| If you (not be) busy, we (walk) in the park. | If you weren't busy, we would walk in the park. |
| What (you / do) if she (tell) you the truth? | What would you do if she told you the truth? |
| If you (not live) so far away, we (meet) more often. | If you didn't live so far away, we would meet more often. |
| She (not play) this game if she (not like) it. | She wouldn't play this game if she didn't like it. |
| They (not enjoy) the party if the food (not be) so good. | They wouldn't enjoy the party if the food wasn't so good. |
| If he (not paint) well, the people (not buy) his pictures. | If he didn't paint well, people wouldn't buy his pictures. |
| If Nell (not go) to bed late, she (not be) sleepy. | If Nell didn't go to bed late, she wouldn't be sleepy. |