Second conditional
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This document discusses what people might do if they were giants based on examples from Greek mythology. It also describes some famous giants from mythology, including Atlas who was forced to carry the earth, Goliath who was defeated by David, and the Cyclops who captured Odysseus. The document then poses hypothetical scenarios about what to do if different people passed out in the street and asks what the reader would do in those situations.
Second conditional
- 2. What would you do… if you were a giant?
- 3. what if would you do you were a giant?
- 4. If I were a giant … I would … If + simple past … would+infinitive
- 5. If I were a giant I would … Atlas was one of the Titans in Greek mythology. After the Titans lost a battle with the god Zeus, Atlas's punishment was to carry the earth on his shoulders for eternity.
- 6. If I were a giant I would … Goliath, a warrior giant, terrorized whole armies with his size and strength. Only a young boy named David would challenge him. With a slingshot and a stone, David beat Goliath.
- 7. If I were a giant I would … The Cyclops was a man-eating giant, who had one eye. in the middle of his forehead. In Greek mythology, the Cyclops captured the hero Odysseus, but Odysseus escaped, after he put out the Cyclops' eye.
- 8. What would you do… if a homeless man asked for money to get drugs and alcohol?to support his little child?
- 9. What would you do… if a young woman passed out in the street?
- 10. What would you do… if a homeless man passed out in the street?
- 11. What would you do… if a drunk man passed out in the street?
- 12. Inversion If I were a giant, I would eat people. Were I a giant , I would eat people . I were to ask you, would you help? Were I to ask you, would you help? If it weren’t for Miquel, we would fail Were it not for Miquel, we would fail. If