Second Conditional

Fill in! Look at the sentence. Write the tense of the verb in orange. In these sentences there is a ... conditional clause and result clause first and second condition clause "if" clause and depending clause We use second conditional sentences to talk about... present and future events unreal present or future conditions and effects present, future and things that might happen Explanation Does she know anything about planets? No.BUTIf she knew about planets, she would teach about them.Drugi kondicional se koristi za nemoguće, imaginarne situacije i za događaje koji imaju jako malu vjerojatnost da će se dogoditi.Kod drugog kondicionala, kao i kod prvog, razmišljamo o nekom uvjetu u budućnosti, i rezultatu tog uvjeta, međutim, za razliku od prvog kondicionala, ovdje ne postojirealna mogućnost da će se uvjet ispuniti.If she knew about planets, she would teach about them.Kada bi ona znala nešto o planetama, ona bi podučavala druge o njima.Ona bi to radila, kada bi nešto znala o njima, ali pošto ne zna, to ni ne radi. Choose the correct form of the verb according to the rule mentioned in the explanation part. I . . . my mom's cooking if I lived anywhere except home. missed have missed would miss We would never see our cats if we . . . in another country. study studied would study If we . . . the chance to study in another country , we wouldn't leave without them. get got would get If I did a course in another country, I . . . anything except my family. don't miss didn't miss wouldn't miss If I . . . to study in another country, I would feel lonely without my boyfriend. would go went have gone Match the following sentences: If I travelled back in time, I would fix my grades. If I was the only person on earth, I would feel lonely. If I had a pet monkey, I would teach him tricks. I would buy an airplane if I was rich. I would visit a lot of planets if I had a spaceship. Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verb in brackets. 1. If Mandy was (be) a teacher, she'd get long holidays.2. Adam wouldn't be(not be) living with his parents if he had a job.3. If Harry was (be) a mechanic, he'd fix the car.4. If you worked for your father, you would argue(you all the time.5. We'd move out of our flat if the houses in our area didn't cost(not cost) so much money.6. Would you feel (you depressed if our team lost the World Cup? Write down what you have learnt today and what is still unclear Project: Imagine that you are running for president! The main goal of your campaign is to stop the spread of the Corona virus. Think of some ideas and make a poster about your campaign.Your poster needs to have:1. a title (Name of your campaign)2. your arguments (7 sentences in the second conditional)3. a picture you think suits your campaign.You can add more details to your poster.Look at the example bellow to help you.Good luck!