Exercise 1: Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.

1. Would you be surprised if you invited him?
2. Will not go there if they do not have enough seats.
3. If they worked hard, they would pass their exams.
4. We will not go to London if it does not rain.
5. If I go to London, I will send you a postcard.

Exercise 2: Underline the correct words.

1. If it rains tomorrow, we won’t go for a picnic.
2. Will you write to me if I give you my email address?
3. If we win this match, we’ll be in the finals.
4. If the new film comes to our cinema, I will go and see it.
5. How will family get back tonight if he can’t find a taxi?
6. I will be surprised if this gate doesn't get us award.
7. Do you will you take dinner tonight if I will do the shopping?
8. If I hear / will hear the song one more time, I will scream.
9. What do they / will they do if they don't / won't pass their exams?

Exercise 1: Underline the correct words.

1. If I didn't / wouldn't work hard, I didn't / wouldn't pass my exam.
2. If he played / play a musical instrument, he chose / 'd choose the saxophone.
3. Where did / would you live if you moved / 'd move to another country?
4. My parents were / would be delighted if I went / 'd go to university.
5. If you had / 'd have $10,000, what did / would you spend it on?  

Exercise 2: Match the sentence beginnings with the endings.

1. If I had enough money, → (a) I'd have wings and would fly.  
2. If we had a mobile with us, → (d) We would be live amazing.
3. It would be fantastic → (b) If they an electric guitar.
4. I would tell you the answer → (e) If I were you.
5. If she didn’t ask so much, → (c) we could phone for help.
6. I wouldn’t ask her for advice → (f) If I had a car.

Exercise 3: Write sentences using the second conditional. Don’t forget the commas where necessary.

1. If / they the prime minister / I / build / more hospitals. → If they were the prime minister, I would build more hospitals.
2. I / ask / him / ask for help / if / I / need / you. → I would ask him for help if I needed you.
3. He / have / more money / if / he / not spend / all his time / dreaming. → He would have more money if he didn't spend all his time dreaming.
4. If people / not drive / so much / there / not be / climate change. → If people didn't drive so much, there wouldn't be climate change.
5. If you / water / a car / you / not feel / cold. → If you watered a car, you wouldn't feel cold.
6. I / not have / to do / the washing up / if we / have / a dishwasher. → I wouldn't have to do the washing up if we had a dishwasher.