We use the second conditional to talk about real situations

If we leave now, we ………… on time?

Did you have fun?

She asked her friend ..........................

A ………… is a person who operates on people in a hospital

We use If only or I wish + ..................... to express regret about the past

Unless he makes a big effort this term, he ...................... get through the end-of-year exam

“What are you doing?” He asked me. The correct reported question is ............................

Salma failed her driving test because she exceeded the speed limit. Her regret is:

I wish I .................... the speed limit

A pilot is someone whout .......................

We might have won the match if we ...................... harder.

I ………… you with your application form if you bring it round on Saturday

If I .................. you, I wouldn’t ask his advice about anything

“Can you help ?” She asked me ..............................

We use .......................... for reported yes/no questions.

To give help in the form of information or recommendations.

He was Fascinated with how the brain works . Fascinated means:

If you get here early .............................

He would be more attractive if he ....................... his beard off

If I had passed the test, I ………… become a pilot

Unfortunately, he fell over during the race. That’s why he didn’t win

A plumber is someone who fixes and installs pipes for water

Use the ………… to make sentences about events that are not likely, impossible or untrue in the present or future.

Unfortunately, I ate three bars of chocolate. That’s why I felt sick. Regret sentence is ..............................

Unfortunately, I ate three bars of chocolate. That’s why I felt sick. If only I) It .....................

If I had lots of money, I ...................... a racehorse.

He was fascinated with how the brain works. Fascinated means:

The opposite of the verb approve is ........................

Direct questions become statements when they are reported

If Nour ..................... a car loan, she wouldn’t have been able to buy a car

There are five main conditional structures in English.

The opposite of “obey” is “disobey”

We use the first conditional when we think the If clause is ..........................

Unfortunately, they didn’t train every day. That’s why they lost the match. If only they ………… every day

We use if only or I wish + past perfect, to express regret about the .......................

.......................... is someone who fixes and installs pipes for water

I was late for school today and got into serious trouble . If only my father:

If we get a ........................... in Spain, we can buy food at the market and make our own meals

The opposite of the verb like is (unlike).

To stop oneself from doing something

Use (If - second conditional) to describe:

I was late for school today and got into serious trouble – If only my father .............................

I didn’t go to bed early yesterday

I wish I .................... my sunglasses with me

A cartoonist is someone who .......................

“Are you OK ?” My sister asked me......................

Pilot is someone who flies a plane.

A tour guide is someone who looks after passengers on a plane.

“dis” in distrust is a ...........................

The diversity in London was amazing . Diversity means:

Students: “ Is Abdullah ill ?” Reported question is ...................................

Conditional structures have two clauses, the “if clause”, and “the main clause”.

He gives advice to people about the law. He is:

Used to talk about something that is always true.

If I had enough money, I ………… go to Britain to study

Surgeon avoid going to the gym or playing sports the day before surgery

If I ....................... some books, I usually get very bored on the plane

It was a rainy morning. I wish .....................

”The opposite of “encourage” is “disincourage”.

Can you help? He asked me.

He asked me whether I.................... help.