Created by andilu ESL English B2 Grammar English Author's Instructions Rewrite the following real situations as Second Conditional (imaginary) sentences. My Google Classroom Courses × Connected account: Change account 0 classes selected (0 students total) Quick Access Select all classes (0 classes) All Classes Loading courses... Cancel Share Share to selected Course __COURSE_NAME__ __STUDENT_NAME__ (__STUDENT_EMAIL__) Second Conditional Exercise 1 Download Active — user can report Report this worksheet Worksheet Validation Check my answers Emails my answers to my teacher Full name Group/level School subject Teacher's email or key code Close Submit Your answers have been sent to your teacher. Good luck! OK We encountered an error submitting your answers. Please try again. OK Advertisement | Go Ad Free Created by andilu ESL English B2 Grammar English Author's Instructions Rewrite the following real situations as Second Conditional (imaginary) sentences. Explore Worksheets Some, any, no, every ESL B2 Some, any, no, every Grammar - ESL Complete the sentences combing "some", "any", "no" or "every" with "thing", "body", "one" or "where". Besedotvorje ESL B2 Besedotvorje Grammar - ESL wordformation fears Phrasal verbs - look ESL B2 Phrasal verbs - look Grammar - ESL A multiple choice exercise to practise phrasal verbs with look. B2. prepositions. -. to. vs. for ESL B2 B2. prepositions. -. to. vs. for Grammar - ESL To reinforce the correct use of to and for.
