Exercise 1: Second Conditional Sentences
1. If I *won* (win) the lottery, I would travel the world.
2. She would buy a new car if she *had* (have) enough money.
3. If he *studied* (study) harder, he would pass the exam.
4. They would go on a vacation if it *was* (be) cheaper.
5. He would eat healthier if he *liked* (like) vegetables.
6. If she *knew* (know) how to cook, she would make dinner every night.
7. If we *lived* (live) closer to the beach, we would go surfing more often.
8. She would watch the movie if she *had* (have) time.
9. If I *had* (have) his number, I would call him.
10. He would quit his job if he *found* (find) a better one.
11. If it *rained* (rain) tomorrow, they would stay at home.
12. She would go jogging every morning if she *was* (be) more motivated.
13. If he *spoke* (speak) English, he would have more job opportunities.
14. They would eat at that restaurant more often if it *was* (be) closer to their house.
15. If she *practiced* (practice) more, she would become a better dancer.
Exercise 2: Second Conditional Sentences – Part 2
1. If I *knew* (know) her address, I would send her a letter.
2. He would buy a new phone if his old one *broke* (break).
3. If she *won* (win) a prize, she would share it with her friends.
4. They would go to the concert if they *had* (have) tickets.
5. If he *could* (can) swim, he would join the swimming team.
6. She would start her own business if she *had* (have) the resources.
7. If we *lived* (live) in a bigger house, we would have more space for our hobbies.
8. He would ask her out if he *was* (be) more confident.
9. If I *had* (have) a bike, I would ride it every day.
10. She would join the gym if they *offered* (offer) a discount.
11. If it *was* (be) warmer, they would go swimming in the lake.
12. He would read more books if he *had* (have) more time.
13. If she *knew* (know) how to sew, she would make her own clothes.
14. They would plant a garden if they *had* (have) a yard.
15. If he *learned* (learn) how to play the guitar, he would join a band.
Exercise 3: Multiple Choice Exercise for Second Conditional
Exercise 4: Drag the Word Exercise for Second Conditional