Second conditional

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Plan for today 

0 and 1st conditional - how did that work again? 

2nd conditional

Practice & activity 

Zero conditional

First conditional

Feiten, algemene waarheden

Mogelijke of waarschijnlijke situaties in de toekomst

If + present simple - present simple 

If + present simple - toekomende tijd met will (of soms going to) 

Zero conditional

First conditional

Vrij waarschijnlijk

Onwaarschijnlijk

Meeting Donald Trump 

Meeting a teacher at school 

Winning the lottery

Forgetting your homework

Gebruik

Je gebruikt de second conditional om te praten over dingen in de toekomst die zeer onwaarschijnlijk of op dit moment zelfs onmogelijk zijn. 

Als dit zou gebeuren (maar het gebeurt niet) dan zou ik dat doen. 

If I won the lottery, I would buy an island 

If I met my favourite singer, I would ask for a picture. 
If I worked harder, I would get better grades. 

Vormen 

Type	Bijzin met if / unless (voorwaarde)	Hoofdzin (Gevolg)	Gebruikt voor
0-conditional	Present simple	Present simple	Feiten, algemene waarheden
1-conditional	Present simple	will + hele werkwoord	Waarschijnlijke situaties in toekomst.
2-conditional	Past simple	Would + hele werkwoord	Onwaarschijnlijke of onmogelijke situaties in de toekomst.

Je gebruikt een Second Conditional als iets ...... gaat gebeuren.

1. waarschijnlijk
2. niet waarschijnlijk
3. helemaal zeker
4. misschien

Second conditional:
If he ... (arrive) earlier, it ... (be) less stressful.

1. arrive / will be
2. will arrive / is
3. arrived / would be
4. would arrive / were

Finish the conditional sentence:
If I run out of ink,

1. ... the printer stops printing my files.
2. ... the printer will stop printing my files.

Je gebruikt een First Conditional als iets ...... gaat gebeuren.

1. waarschijnlijk
2. niet waarschijnlijk
3. helemaal zeker
4. misschien

Pick the Second Conditional sentence.

1. If Julie doesn't wear a hat, she gets sunstroke.
2. If Julie wears a hat, she will be protected from the sun.
3. If Julie wore a hat, she wouldn't get sunstroke.
4. If Julie had worn a hat, she wouldn't have gotten sunstroke.

which one is zero conditional?

1. If you throw up, your breath stinks
2. If you throw up, your breath will stink

Een conditional bestaat altijd uit ......

1. Een deel
2. Twee delen

Je maakt de second conditional met:

1. 'if' + present simple + will/won't + hele werkwoord
2. 'if' + past simple + would/wouldn't + hele werkwoord
3. 'if' + present simple + past simple
4. 'if' + past simple + present simple

Conditionals:
zero conditionals refer to

1. general/true situations
2. possible (future) situations

(1st Conditional)
I _______ you back if I _____ more news

1. called - have
2. had called - had
3. will call - have
4. will call - would have

Welke van deze zinnen is een 'zero conditional'?

1. Ice melts if you heat it.
2. If water reaches a 100 degrees, it boils.
3. If it rains, the grass gets wet.
4. All the answers are correct.

Choose the First Conditional

1. She'll miss the bus if she doesn't leave soon.
2. When water reaches 100 degrees, it boils.
3. If I met the Queen of England, I would say hello.
4. She would travel all over the world if she were rich.

First conditional:
I ... (stay) home, if it ... (rain).

1. stay - will rain
2. stay - rains
3. will stay - rains
4. will stay - rain

Second conditional:
If I ... (inherit) a billion euros, I ... (travel) to the moon.

1. inherit / will travel
2. will inherit / travel
3. inherited / would travel
4. would inherit / traveled

Second Conditional:
If he ... (have) a beard, he ... (look) older.

1. would have, would look
2. didn't have, would look
3. had had, would have looked
4. had, would look

Second Conditional:
I ... (not - eat) that, if I ... (be) you!

1. wouldn't eat, were
2. didn't eat, would be
3. won't eat, were
4. wouldn't eat, was

Second conditional:
If I ... (be) you, I .... (ask) her out.

1. am / will ask
2. were / would ask
3. was / would ask
4. would be / asked

Wat is de juiste second conditional?
He's careless with money. He is always broke.

1. If he wasn't so careless with money, he wouldn't always be broke.
2. If he was careless with money, he would always be broke.
3. He will be careless with money, he will always be broke.
4. He would always be broke if he wasn't careless with money.

Second conditional:
If we .... (live) in Mexico, I ...... (speak) Spanish.

1. Lives / would speak
2. Lived / would speak
3. Lived / 'd speak
4. Live / would speak

Now what? 

unit 6.4 assignment 10 & 11