Question

D. Read the situations below and write Conditional Sentences Type 2. 1. I'd love to make a donation, but I don't have enough money2. Mike wants to enter the competition but he isn't over 173. Betty is scared. That's why she doesn't try bungee jumping4. Bob can't put the bedside table together because he needs more screws5. Jim tells terrible jokes. That's why people make fun of him all the time​

Answer 1

1. I'd love to make a donation, but I don't have enough money

•If I had enough money, I would make a donation.

2. Mike wants to enter the competition but he isn't over 17

•If Mike were over 17, he would enter the competition.

3. Betty is scared. That's why she doesn't try bungee jumping.

•If Betty were not scared, she would try bungee jumping.

4. Bob can't put the bedside table together because he needs more screws.

•If Bob had more screws , he would put the bedside table together.

5. Jim tells terrible jokes. That's why people make fun of him all the time​.

•If Jim didn't tell terrible jokes, people wouldn't make fun of him all the time​.

Answer 2

Conditional Sentences Type 2 express situations that are unlikely or contrary to reality. They are formed using the past simple tense in the "if" clause and the present conditional (would + base form of the verb) in the main clause. Here are the sentences for the situations you provided:

1. If I had enough money, I would love to make a donation.
2. If Mike were over 17, he would want to enter the competition.
3. If Betty weren't scared, she would try bungee jumping.
4. If Bob had more screws, he could put the bedside table together.
5. If Jim didn't tell terrible jokes, people wouldn't make fun of him all the time.