Phrases conditionnelles - Type 2

Les phrases conditionnelles de type 2 sont structurées avec un verbe au passé simple dans la proposition subordonnée en 'if' et 'would' suivi de la forme de base du verbe dans la proposition principale, comme dans "If I had a car, I would drive to work." Elles sont utilisées pour discuter de situations hypothétiques au présent ou au futur considérées comme improbables ou irréelles, permettant au locuteur d'explorer les résultats possibles de ces scénarios imaginés.

Dans cet exercice, remplis les blancs pour construire des phrases conditionnelles de type 2 précises.

Question 1:

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

Question 2:

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

Question 3:

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

Question 4:

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

Question 5:

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

Question 6:

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

Question 7:

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

Question 8:

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

Question 9:

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

Question 10:

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

Question 11:

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

Question 12:

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

Question 13:

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

Question 14:

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

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