Second conditional
- 3. If is a conjunction (joining word) Conditional means: Something will happen, if something else happens first. For e.g. If you took some chocolate, you would feel happier. •Parts of If Conditional Sentence: 1) the if / conditional - clause and 2) the result / main – clause If you took some chocolate, you would feel happier. If/conditional clause, result/main clause
- 4. If I knew TRUMP’s number , I would phone him. if /conditional-clause main / result clause SECOND CONDITION (IMAGINARY CONDITION)
- 5. 1. Form1. Form If Condition Clause Result Clause If I won the lottery, I would buy a car. If Past Simple Tense , (Subject+ verb’s 2nd form +Object) Past of the Future Indefinite Tense. (Subject + would+ verb’s 1st form +Object) If I had much money , I would buy a comfortable house. If subject +verb’s 2nd form+ object , subject+ would + verb’s 1st form + object
- 6. STRUCTURESTRUCTURE If+ subject +verb’s 2nd form+Object , subject + would +1st form +obj. (If + Past Simple, Past of the future indefinite)
- 7. 2. Notes2. Notes Were instead of Was: In If Clause Type II, we use “were”– even if the pronoun is I, he, she or it. Example: If I/she were you, I/she would not do this. Change in the Position of Clauses If +Past Simple , subject + would+ verb 1st form (Past of the Future Indefinite) OR Subject + would+ verb 1st form if + Past Simple. If I were you, I would not do this OR Iwould not do this if I were you
- 8. •If it rained, you would get wet. • You would get wet if it rained. • I would go mad if she became a singer. •If she became a singer, I would go mad.
- 9. SOLVE THESESOLVE THESE If I (be) a plant, I would love the rain. If I were a plant, I would love the rain. If she fell, she (hurt) herself. If she would fell, she would hurt herself. If she fell, she would hurt herself. You not be so tired If you went to bed earlier. You wouldn't be so tired If you went to bed earlier .
- 10. Example Explanation If dogs had wings, they would be able to fly Dogs don't have wings — that's impossible. If I were you, I would drive more carefully. I am not you — this is unreal. John would be sad if Jan left. Jan will not leave — that's not going to happen. If she were a boy , she would be a carpenter 3. Use
- 11. •an unreal / imaginary / impossible situation Use
- 12. 3. Use3. Use We also use it for giving advice. This is very common: If I were you, I would never go there. Ex: If I were you, I would stay at home.
- 13. Jack wants to buy a house but he can’t do this because he doesn’t have any money. If I had a lot of money, I would buy a big castle. SECOND CONDITIONAL
- 14. Jan wants to phone Paul but she can’t do this because she doesn’t know his number. If I knew his number, I would phone him. SECOND CONDITIONAL
- 15. • It is used in: 1. Daily conversation 2. Composition for e.g. essays, letters, stories etc “If I were the president of a university, I would establish a compulsory course in 'How to UseYour Eyes'.” (3 Days to See) 3. Day dreaming ADDITIONAL INFORMATION . 1st Condition Zero Condition • 3rd Condition Examples from the Daily Life
- 16. Strength:26 Class: IX-I Teacher: Miss Sadaf Bashir Sub: English (GRAMMAR) Date:06th July,2017. If CONDITION TYPE-II FORM (If Past Indefinite, s+ would +V1st+o) NOTES USES DAILY LIFE EXAMPLES
- 19. •How many clauses are used in conditional type II? •Why is it called conditional sentence? •Where/when do we use If condition type II?
- 20. If you saw an accident, what would you do?
- 23. WORK SHEET Make second condition sentences.
- 25. WEB SITESWEB SITES •www.englishgrammar.org •www.eslpartyland.com • www.iteslj.org/questions
- 26. In the next class , we will continue the same topic with its remaining tit bits.