Ready to take the amazing Second conditional quiz in English grammar? In the study of the English language and its grammar, we identify the second conditional as the scenario in which we use a conditional word like “if” followed by a past simple then “would” and the infinitive. For example, “if I saw the movie, I would enjoy it. ” What can you tell us about the second conditional and some further examples? Find out in the following quiz!
Had, would drive
Had, drove
Would have, would drive
None of these
Would have, called
Had, would call
Would have, would call
Would, have
Would be, spoke
Would be, would speak
Were, would speak
Would, spoke
Phoned, would know
Phoned, knew
Would knew, would
Would phone, knew
Would give, would spend
Gave, would spend
Would give, spent
Give, spent
Wouldn't stay, would be
Didn't stay, were
Would stay, are
Wouldn't stay, were
Had, drove
Would have, would drive
Had, would drive
None of these
Saw, would you do
'd seen, would you do
Saw, did you do
See, do
Am, 'd help
Were, 'd help
'd be, 'd help
Was, help
'd be, told
Were, told
'd be, 'd tell
None of these
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