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Improving your
skills
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Part A (part éi)
Complete the conversation.
Put in the correct form of the verb.
You may need to use “will” or “would.”
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Tom: |
I haven’t forgotten your birthday, you know. If you like I’ll book (I / book) a table for Saturday at your
favorite restaurant. |
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Susan: |
My birthday is on Wednesday, Tom. You’re studying at the university then, aren’t you?
If you cared
about me (1) (You/not/study) on my birthday. |
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Tom: |
What’s the difference? If (2) (we/go) out on Wednesday, it’ll be just the same. If (3) (I/not/go) to the university, I’d call some friends. |
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Susan: |
Yes, I suppose (4) (It/be) a disaster if
you missed one class. Well, if (5)
(you/ think) more of your friends than you do
of me, you can forget it at all. |
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Tom: |
I just don’t understand you, Susan. |
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Susan: |
If (6) (you/think) about it, you’d understand. And
I think (7) (it/be) better if
we forgot all about my birthday. |
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Tom: |
Don’t be silly, Susan. If you get into one of your bad moods, (8) (it/not) be any good. |
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Susan: |
If you were interested in my feelings, (9) (I/not/get) into a bad mood. |
Haz clic en la imagen del profesor virtual que está a la izquierda para continuar.
Write down sentences to complete second conditional.
| 1. If I had a driver license, (drive to work every day) |
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| 2. If I were an eloquent English speaker, (talk to English natives) |
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| 3. If Karol got a frightful experience driving, (not drive as often) |
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| 4. If your daughter jad dropped out of school, (not be successful) |
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| 5. If Sandra had practiced more sports, (not be fat) |
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| 6. If Cesar didn’t study the poem recitation, (have failed the exam) |
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| 7. If Carlitos ever went out to the disco, (not return until morning) |
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| 8. If Ahmed didn’t live with his grandmother, (go out with his friends) |