Second conditional: unreal situations

This exercise will help you practise the second conditional — a grammar structure we use to talk about imaginary or unlikely situations. You’ll work with sentences that begin with “If I were…” or “If he had…” and choose the correct verb forms like would go, might see, or could win. Master this to speak more fluently about dreams, advice, and hypothetical outcomes.

1. If I won the lottery, I _____ around the world.

2. She _____ to another country if she spoke better English.

3. If we had more time, we _____ the museum.

4. _____ me if I asked you nicely?

5. If they didn’t argue so much, they _____ happier.

6. He _____ a new car if he had enough money.

7. If I _____ you, I wouldn’t say anything.

8. What _____ if no one came to the meeting?

9. If she studied more, she _____ the exam.

10. They _____ the trip more if the weather were better.

11. If you had a bike, _____ it to school?

12. He _____ so tired if he went to bed earlier.

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