1. Second Conditional The Warehouse Madrid Upper-Intermediate Course

2. When do we use it? We use the second conditional to talk about imaginary situations in the present or the future – I’d rob a bank if I didn’t have to go to jail for it. (I don’t rob banks)

3. How do we make 2 nd conditional? If + subject + past simple, subject + ‘d (would, wouldn’t) + infinitive

4. 2 Clauses If clauseMain clause If my boyfriend broke up with me… I’d break into his car I’d steal his wallet I’d march into his work and tell everyone that they work with a jerk!

5. Could or might instead of would If clauseMain clause If my boss gave me a raise… I could spend the money on a new car! I could buy a house! I could pay off my credit card debt!

6. Could or might instead of would If clauseMain clause If I really needed the money… I might keep it. I might not give the money back.

7. Even If.. If clauseMain clause Even if I really needed the money… I would give it back to the bank. I would tell the bank that the ATM was giving out more than it should.

8. Provided… (only if this happens) If clauseMain clause Provided he paid for dinner… I’d give him the opportunity to ask me out on a second date. I’d pay for the tip.

9. As long as… (only if this happens) If clauseMain clause As long as he paid for dinner… I’d give him the opportunity to ask me out on a second date. I’d pay for the tip.

10. Assuming … (accepting that this is true) If clauseMain clause Assuming he was a gentlemen… I’d let him kiss me on the cheek good night. I’d let him ask me out on another date.

11. Imagine… (form an image in the your mind) If clauseMain clause Imagine you were on a date with a real jerk… would you stay or leave him in the middle of the date? would you let me ask you out on another date?

12. Suppose… (form an image in the your mind) If clauseMain clause Suppose you were on a date with a real jerk… would you stay or leave him in the middle of the date? would you let me ask you out on another date?