Second Conditional | Grammar Quiz

Welcome to the Second Conditional Quiz! Test your knowledge with 10 fun questions and learn along the way.
Are you ready to see how well you understand the second conditional? This quiz is all about the second conditional, which we use to talk about imaginary or unlikely situations in English.
In this quiz, you will answer 10 questions that will test your understanding of the second conditional.
And at the end of the quiz, we'll give you a brief explanation for the second conditional, so you can understand why the correct answer is the best choice.
Ready to challenge yourself and improve your second conditional skills? Click play and let's start the Second Conditional Quiz!

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10/10 🎉 better than previous test.Thanks a bunch sir!❤️👍

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[@hoby4215]

if the weather was better, we would plan a day trip to the countryside.

[@hoby4215]

excuse me sir, but can i ask u a question? is it used "were" or "was" when talking in the 2nd conditional? when writing or answering grammars. i mean i heared a lot of people saying that both of them are right, but we need a specific answer cause we will lose marks! so it's always used were or was? or there's some rules? Thank you

[@jennlike793]

Thank you so much! Very helpful

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[@xingyilim8846]

In my opinion, I think the correct answer of no. 9 like this: If the weather WAS better, we would plan a day trip to the countryside

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🙂 Great effort! Your sentence is almost perfect. The correct use of "was" in this second conditional sentence is appropriate. 👍 However, when it comes to the second conditional, "were" can also be used instead of "was" for the pronouns "he," "she," or "it." For example: "If the weather WERE better, we would plan a day trip to the countryside."

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[@kmach1000]

Love it. 9/10. Have you already made a video about third conditional?

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i got 10 10

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I got 10/10

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7/10

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9/10 😀

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[@m1lst3r89]

9/10 I got only 6th question wrong. I do not understand why would become is the best choice. Why not became option or didnt become?

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The second conditional is a grammatical structure used to talk about hypothetical or unreal situations in the present or future. It consists of an "if" clause (conditional clause) and a main clause. The "if" clause expresses the condition, and the main clause expresses the result or outcome of that condition. The structure of the second conditional is as follows: If + simple past verb (conditional clause), subject + would + base form of the verb (main clause). Explanation for the question: In the given question, the condition is "if we let them" which implies a hypothetical situation where we allow the children to become overly dependent on screens and technology. The result of this condition is the children becoming overly dependent. To express this hypothetical outcome, we use the second conditional structure. Since we are talking about a hypothetical result in the future, the correct choice is "would become." This indicates that if we allow the children to become overly dependent, the expected outcome is that they would become dependent on screens and technology.

[@giang__giang]

It would be more advanced if there were 1 or 2 inversion questions.

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[@jakeObryan283]

10/10

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[@englishwithnadin259]

Hi , my team. Of course all my answers are correct🙃🙂 Where is my mixed condition?😉

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@@EnglishTestBlog THX for ur feedback. I`ve been asking for MIXED CONDITIONS since last year🙂🙃 Have a good one🙂

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[@sheedcainiste2061]

9/10.

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[@sheedcainiste2061]

Much obliged sir , well the mistake I have made was a foolish one ; because I spotted out at first sight but changed my mind 😄.

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[@tammytsang3487]

I have problem for question nine and I wonder if it’s acceptable to say: If the weather was nicer, we would have gone to the park.

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🌟😊 Thank you for sharing your question, and it's great to see your attention to detail! 🤔📚 In the second conditional, we can use either "was" or "were" in the "if" clause when talking about hypothetical or unreal situations. Traditionally, "were" is considered more formal, especially when discussing hypothetical conditions. However, in modern usage, "was" is also widely accepted and used. Therefore, you can confidently use either "If the weather was nicer" or "If the weather were nicer" in the sentence. 🌳🌤️🏞️ Keep up the great work, and if you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. We're here to help you on your English learning journey! 🌍📚😊

[@tammytsang3487]

@@EnglishTestBlog Thank you Teacher for your clear explanation. I myself always have a bit of trouble with conditional sentences because in Chinese we don’t have such grammatical rules for such sentence structures.

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[@paolobragantini2991]

I’ve made one mistake on the 9th answer.

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