Good evening my dear friends!
It's been a couple of days since I last saw you. How have you been? I've been a bit busy killing, I mean helping old ladies. Do you think you are improving your English? I certainly do! Today I'd like to work on Conditional Sentences, and the use of the Second Conditional to express hypothesis. I know you remember that a Conditional Sentence is formed by a condition (past simple form of the verb) and a result ( would + infinitive form of the verb), as in the following example:
If I were a rich man, I would buy an expensive car.
- Important!: remember to use were instead of was for every form of the verb to be in the past simple tense.
There's a great explanation of the second conditional in the following website* in case you want to go deeper:
Whitechapel Alley is a neighborhood full of secrets, mysteries and sudden surprises so you must know what to do if something terrible happened. As you may guess, I want you to create results to the following conditions using the Second Conditional.
1) If I met Jack The Ripper in the middle of the night I...
2) If I knew who the murderer is...
3) If I won the lottery I...
4) If I went to the USA I...
5) If Jack told me that he is the serial-killer I...
Please fill your sentences honestly and comment this post with your name on it. Should you have any doubt, don't hesitate to contact me!
Bye-bye!
Jack
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