Question

Conditional II. 6. If he_______ (to find) her telephone number, he _________ (to phone) her. 7. If I ________ (to hear) the noise, I ________ (to open) the door. 8. If Helen ________ (to have) the information, she ________ (to tell) them everything. 9. If she _______ (to feel) well, she _______ (to go) to the mountains. 10. If I ______ (to have) more money, I ________ (to buy) the computer.

Answer 1

6 found -would phone

7 heard -would open

8 had - would tell

9 felt -would go

10 had- would buy

Answer 2

Sure! Here are the answers to the Conditional II sentences you provided:

6. If he found her telephone number, he would phone her. - In Conditional II, we use the past simple tense in the if-clause and the modal verb "would" + base form of the verb in the main clause. So, if he found her telephone number (past simple), he would phone her (modal verb "would" + base form of the verb).

7. If I heard the noise, I would open the door. - If I heard the noise (past simple), I would open the door (modal verb "would" + base form of the verb).

8. If Helen had the information, she would tell them everything. - If Helen had the information (past simple), she would tell them everything (modal verb "would" + base form of the verb).

9. If she felt well, she would go to the mountains. - If she felt well (past simple), she would go to the mountains (modal verb "would" + base form of the verb).

10. If I had more money, I would buy the computer. - If I had more money (past simple), I would buy the computer (modal verb "would" + base form of the verb).

These sentences illustrate the use of the Conditional II tense, which expresses hypothetical or unreal situations in the present or future.