Second Conditional — Lückentext 3: Gemischte Formen

Aussagesätze, Verneinungen und Fragen mit dem Second Conditional — mit would, could und might.

Aufgabe

1. If I to get up early, I would sleep until noon. (not: have)
   → If I did not have to get up early, I would sleep until noon. (Second Conditional If-Teil → Simple Past, Verneinung: did not + Infinitiv)
2. What you do if you the boss for a day? (be)
   → What would you do if you were the boss for a day? (Second Conditional: Frage → would; If-Teil → Simple Past: were für alle Personen)
3. If she so nervous before exams, she would do much better. (not: be)
   → If she were not so nervous before exams, she would do much better. (Second Conditional If-Teil → Simple Past; Verneinung: were not)
4. Where you live if you anywhere in the world? (choose)
   → Where would you live if you could choose anywhere in the world? (Second Conditional: Frage → would; If-Teil → Simple Past)
5. If he so much, he might lose weight. (not: eat)
   → If he did not eat so much, he might lose weight. (Second Conditional If-Teil → Simple Past, Verneinung: did not + Infinitiv)
6. you the job if they offered you less money? (take)
   → Would you take the job if they offered you less money? (Second Conditional: Frage → Would + Subjekt + Infinitiv; If-Teil → Simple Past)
7. If we a bigger car, we help you move. (have)
   → If we had a bigger car, we could help you move. (Second Conditional If-Teil → Simple Past; Hauptsatz → could + Infinitiv)
8. She more often if she afraid of flying. (travel / not be)
   → She might travel more often if she were not afraid of flying. (Second Conditional Hauptsatz: Möglichkeit → might + Infinitiv; If-Teil → Verneinung: were not)
9. If they the deadline, the manager angry. (miss / be)
   → If they missed the deadline, the manager would be angry. (Second Conditional If-Teil → Simple Past; Hauptsatz → would + Infinitiv)
10. How you react if a stranger you for money? (ask)
    → How would you react if a stranger asked you for money? (Second Conditional: Frage → would; If-Teil → Simple Past)
11. If I so far from work, I would cycle every day. (not: live)
    → If I did not live so far from work, I would cycle every day. (Second Conditional If-Teil → Simple Past, Verneinung: did not + Infinitiv)
12. she the project alone if she had to? (manage)
    → Could she manage the project alone if she had to? (Second Conditional: Frage mit Fähigkeit → Could + Infinitiv)