Second Conditional — Lückentext 1

Übe die Bildung des Second Conditional: if-Teil im Simple Past, Hauptsatz mit would/could/might + Infinitiv.

Aufgabe

1. If I won the lottery, I around the world. (travel)
   → If I won the lottery, I would travel around the world. (Second Conditional: unwahrscheinlich → would + Infinitiv)
2. If she a car, she would drive to work every day. (have)
   → If she had a car, she would drive to work every day. (Second Conditional If-Teil → Simple Past; have → had)
3. If I you, I would apply for that job. (be)
   → If I were you, I would apply for that job. (Second Conditional If-Teil → Simple Past; were für alle Personen)
4. He more friends if he were more open. (have)
   → He would have more friends if he were more open. (Second Conditional: unwahrscheinlich → would + Infinitiv)
5. If they in a bigger city, they could find better jobs. (live)
   → If they lived in a bigger city, they could find better jobs. (Second Conditional If-Teil → Simple Past)
6. If I how to cook, I would invite everyone for dinner. (know)
   → If I knew how to cook, I would invite everyone for dinner. (Second Conditional If-Teil → Simple Past; know → knew)
7. She to Paris if she had more holidays. (go)
   → She might go to Paris if she had more holidays. (Second Conditional: unwahrscheinliche Möglichkeit → might + Infinitiv)
8. If it so cold, we would eat outside. (not: be)
   → If it were not so cold, we would eat outside. (Second Conditional If-Teil → Simple Past; Verneinung: were not)
9. If he harder, he could pass the test. (study)
   → If he studied harder, he could pass the test. (Second Conditional If-Teil → Simple Past; Hauptsatz → could + Infinitiv)
10. I a dog if my flat allowed pets. (get)
    → I would get a dog if my flat allowed pets. (Second Conditional: unwahrscheinlich → would + Infinitiv)
11. If she to sing, she would join the choir. (know)
    → If she knew how to sing, she would join the choir. (Second Conditional If-Teil → Simple Past; know → knew)
12. They the project if they had more time. (finish)
    → They could finish the project if they had more time. (Second Conditional: Möglichkeit → could + Infinitiv)