Question

Keith Harding & Paul Henderson. High season. English for the Hotel and Tourist Industry. Oxford University Press, 1997 Fill in the blanks with the correct word for these second conditional sentences. 1. If I (have) more money, I would buy a car. 2. Is she (work) on Saturday, she would need to take the bus. 3. If Dan played soccer, he (need) special shoes. 4. I would study more often if I (take) that class. 5. She (drive) is she had a car. 6. If Mary (go) to bed earlier, she would not be so tired in the morning. 7. If I could meet anyone, I the Prime Minister. 8. I (no, go) to that party if I were you. 9. If we (meet) on Friday afternoons, we could leave early. 10. If the car worked, we (can, drive). 11. I would (buy) a laptop if I had more money. 12. They (no, read) as much if they had a television. 13. If it rained more, would she (plant) more flowers? 14. Where would you (visit) if you could go anywhere in the world? 15. I wouldn’t work if I (have) more money. 16. Rachel (wake up) earlier if she had an alarm clock. 17. Would you (play) video games if you had more time? 18. Who would you (meet) if you could meet anyone? 19. I would sleep later on Sunday if I (have) children. 20. The students wouldn’t take so long to finish their tests if they (can, use) calculators.​

Answer 1

1. had

2. worked

3. would need

4. took

5. would drive

6. went

7. would meet

8. wouldn't go

9. met

10. would be able to drive

11. buy

12. wouldn't read

13. have planted

14. visit

15. had

16. would wake up

17. play

18. meet

19. had (по смыслу didn't have, но там не написано, что отрицание, так что не уверен,)

20. could use

Answer 2

Here are the correct words for the second conditional sentences:

1. If I had more money, I would buy a car.
2. If she worked on Saturday, she would need to take the bus.
3. If Dan played soccer, he would need special shoes.
4. I would study more often if I took that class.
5. She would drive if she had a car.
6. If Mary went to bed earlier, she would not be so tired in the morning.
7. If I could meet anyone, I would meet the Prime Minister.
8. I would not go to that party if I were you.
9. If we met on Friday afternoons, we could leave early.
10. If the car worked, we could drive.
11. I would buy a laptop if I had more money.
12. They would not read as much if they had a television.
13. If it rained more, would she plant more flowers?
14. Where would you visit if you could go anywhere in the world?
15. I wouldn’t work if I had more money.
16. Rachel would wake up earlier if she had an alarm clock.
17. Would you play video games if you had more time?
18. Who would you meet if you could meet anyone?
19. I would sleep later on Sunday if I didn't have children.
20. The students wouldn’t take so long to finish their tests if they could use calculators.

Answer 3

Here are the filled-in blanks with the correct words for the second conditional sentences:

1. If I had more money, I would buy a car.
2. If she worked on Saturday, she would need to take the bus.
3. If Dan played soccer, he would need special shoes.
4. I would study more often if I took that class.
5. She would drive if she had a car.
6. If Mary went to bed earlier, she would not be so tired in the morning.
7. If I could meet anyone, I would meet the Prime Minister.
8. I wouldn't go to that party if I were you.
9. If we met on Friday afternoons, we could leave early.
10. If the car worked, we could drive.
11. I would buy a laptop if I had more money.
12. They wouldn't read as much if they had a television.
13. If it rained more, would she plant more flowers?
14. Where would you visit if you could go anywhere in the world?
15. I wouldn't work if I had more money.
16. Rachel would wake up earlier if she had an alarm clock.
17. Would you play video games if you had more time?
18. Who would you meet if you could meet anyone?
19. I would sleep later on Sunday if I had children.
20. The students wouldn't take so long to finish their tests if they could use calculators.