Second Conditional Exercises - Test 1

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• 1. They wouldn't go back home if you paid them. (not/go) (pay)
• 2. But I could bear up better if it bearwaswereweren'twouldn't be for press comments. (bear) (not/be)
• 3. Of course I didn't saywould saywouldn'twouldn't saywouldn't stay I hadn't taken it if I hadhashavehavedsaid-and I didn't take it, indeed I did n't. (not/say) (have)
• 4. They didn't touchdon't touchwouldn' touchwouldn'twouldn't touch it if you gavegivegivedgivengove them of the best. (not/touch) (give)
• 5. He wouldwould bewouldn'twouldn't bewouldn't seek worthy of hate his whole life long, if he didn't seekseekedwasn't seekweren't seekwouldn't seek her once more! (be) (not/seek)

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• 6. If she writewritedwriteswrittenwrote it, it could not be printedwould not printwouldn't be printwouldn't passive printwouldn't print. (write) (passive/not/print)
• 7. If I didn't remaindidn't remaineddon't remainwasen't remainwouldn't remain in private the same submissive wife that I appear to others, he loselosedlostwould losewould lost confidence in himself. (not/remain) (lose)
• 8. He didn't bewould bewould notwouldn'twouldn't be happy if he didn'twaswasn'twerewouldn't be. (not/be) (not/be)
• 9. If he diddidn'tdodoesdone, we would believewould not belivewouldn'twouldn't believewouldn't belive him. (do) (not/believe)
• 10. If I hadhashavehavedsaid a dog he carrywould carriedwould carrywouldn't carry the things for me. (have) (carry)
• 11. If I diddidn'tdodoesdone I did makemademakewould madewould make mischief. (do) (make)
• 12. He knew that if he laughlaughedlaughslaughtlaughted he spoilspoiledwould spoilwould spoiledwould spoli everything. (laugh) (spoil)
• 13. If it bebeenwasn'twereweren't the man himself I would mindwould't mindwouldn'twouldn't mindwouldnt mind. (be) (not/mind)
• 14. If sentiment gogoesgonewentwere too fast, she raisedwould raisewould raisedwould risewouldn't raise a quarrel over a word, or when words flagged behind her thoughts, she appealed to the feelings. (go) (raise)
• 15. Honestly believing that his affection was returned, Caesar was offering her the highest honor in his power; if she fledfleefleedfletflew from him, he hadhaswouldwould hadwould have every right to complain of having been basely deceived, and to call her a heartless wanton. (flee) (have)

• 16. If you lokedlokkedlooklooked at his hand, you seewill seewould sawwould see it. (look) (see)
• 17. How one laughedwould bewould laughwould laughedwould laught if it bewas true! (laugh) (be)
• 18. Folks did not knowdidn't knowwould knowwouldn'twouldn't know him if he leaftleaveleavedleavesleft that. (not/know) (leave)
• 19. John never knew that noise to cease, and he doubted not, if he staidstaiedstaystayedstood here a thousand years, that same loud murmur fillfilledwouldwould fillwould filled the air. (stay) (fill)
• 20. If they diddidn'tdodoesdone they get upgot upwould getwould get upwouldn't get up and out. (do) (get up)

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