EXERCISE, SECOND CONDITIONAL

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Second Conditional Form

Make the second conditional

1) If I 
(be) you, I 
 (get) a new job.


2) If he 
(be)younger, he 
(travel) more.


3) If we 
(not/be) friends, I 
 (be) angry with you.


4) If I 
(have) enough money, I 
 (buy) a big house.


5) If she 
(not/be) always so late, she 
 (be) promoted.


6) If we 
(win) the lottery, we 
 (travel) the world.


7) If you 
(have) a better job, we 
 (be) able to buy a new car.


8) If I 
(speak) perfect English, I 
 (have) a good job.


9) If we 
(live) in Mexico, I 
 (speak) Spanish.


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