Oraciones condicionales - Tipo 2

Las oraciones condicionales de tipo 2 se estructuran con un verbo en pasado simple en la cláusula 'if' y 'would' seguido de la forma base del verbo en la cláusula principal, como en "If I had a car, I would drive to work." Se utilizan para discutir situaciones hipotéticas en el presente o futuro que se consideran improbables o irreales, permitiendo al hablante explorar posibles resultados de estos escenarios imaginados.

En este ejercicio, llena los espacios en blanco para construir oraciones condicionales de tipo 2 precisas.

Pregunta 1:

You (to learn) faster if you (to practice) every day.

Pregunta 2:

If he (to buy) a new camera, he (to take) more photos.

Pregunta 3:

If we (to have) popcorn, we (to watch) a movie.

Pregunta 4:

We (to play) soccer if it (to stop) raining.

Pregunta 5:

He (to paint) his room if he (to choose) a color.

Pregunta 6:

If she (to have) a bike, she (to ride) to school.

Pregunta 7:

If you (to finish) your homework early, you (to watch) TV.

Pregunta 8:

He (to read) more books if he (to buy) a new lamp.

Pregunta 9:

I (to call) my friend if I (to find) my phone.

Pregunta 10:

If they (to learn) English, they (to travel) to the USA.

Pregunta 11:

If I (to know) how to swim, I (to join) the swimming club.

Pregunta 12:

You (to improve) your Spanish if you (to practice) every day.

Pregunta 13:

You (to compete) in chess tournaments if you (to practice) more often.

Pregunta 14:

If I (to know) how to ski, I (to go) to the Alps every winter.

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