Second Conditional
Supply the correct tense of the verb in brackets:
if he listened more carefully, he
(not make) so many mistakes.
- Do you think we would speak better if we
(go) to England?
If you explained your problem to the manager, he
(be able) to help
you.
Perhaps he
(take) a different view, if you spoke to him yourself.
I'm sure he would take the job on if they
(agree) to pay him a bit
more.
if the house
lequip) with a solar panel, we would have cheap
energy
If he
(be) in your shoes, he would have the courage to tell

Respuestas

Respuesta dada por: Anónimo

if he listened more carefully, he wouldn't make so many mistakes.

Do you think we would speak better if we went to England?

If you explained your problem to the manager, he would be able to help you.

Perhaps he would take a different view if you spoke to him yourself.

I'm sure he would take the job on if they agreed to pay him a bit more.

if the house equipped with a solar panel, we would have cheap energy

If he were in your shoes, he would have the courage to tell

Respuesta dada por: gabserlab

Para escribir de forma correcta los tiempos de los verbos (supply the correct tense of the verb), las oraciones con el condicional segundo (second conditional) deben tener la siguiente estructura:

If + past simple / past continuous + comma “,” + sujeto + would / wouldn't + forma básica del verbo.

El condicional segundo se utiliza para hablar de situaciones hipotéticas o irreales. La oración está compuesta por una preposición con “If” y la preposición principal.

Ejemplos

If he listened more carefully, he would make so many mistakes.
Do you think we would speak better if we went to England?
If you explained your problem to the manager, he would be able to help you.
Perhaps he would take a different view, if you spoke to him yourself.
I'm sure he would take the job on if they agreed to pay him a bit more.
If the house equipped with a solar panel, we would have cheap energy.
If he were in your shoes, he would have the courage to tell.