Use the second conditional to talk about imaginary situations. Structure: If + simple past → conditional (would + infinitive) Example: If I won the lottery I would travel around the world. When using the verb to be , were is correct with all the pronouns. Example: If I were you I would study hard to the test. Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets: 1. If they ______________ (to have) enough money, they ______________ (to buy) a new car. 2. If he ____________(to be) my friend, I ______________(to invite) him. 3. The Smiths _______________(to go) on holiday if they_______________ (to have) time. 4. If Susan _____________(to study) harder, she _____________ (to be) better at school. 5. We ________________(to call) the police if we _____________ (to see) a thief. 6. If the pupils _______________ (to have) no school, they ____________ (to play) soccer. 7. If I ______________(to come) home early, my father _____________(not/to be) angry. 8. If I ______________(to be) you, I_______________ (not/to go) to the party. Match the sentences: 1. If it rains, ( ) I wouldn’t do it. 2. If you promise to do it, ( ) she’d know what to do. 3. If she called me, ( ) I’ll stay home. 4. If Jane were here, ( ) we would buy a bigger house. 5. If he had studied, ( ) he wouldn’t be in bed now. 6. If he hadn't eaten so much, ( ) he would have passed. 7. If I were you, ( ) I´ll help you. 8. If we had money, ( ) I’d be the happiest man in the world. . Use the second conditional to talk about imaginary situations. Structure: If + simple past → conditional (would + infinitive) Example:. car. 2. If he ____________(to be) my friend, I ______________(to invite) him. 3. The Smiths _______________(to go) on holiday if they_______________ (to have)