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Use these photos to help teach the second conditional/unreal conditional, and hypothetical situations to your ESL/EFL students! Suggested Instructions: Students look at the photo and write a question using the second conditional. In partners, they answer each other's questions. Example: What would you do if you were in jail? 1) If I were in jail, I would read a lot of books. 2) I would read a lot of books. Option number 1 is to practice the full formula of second conditionals: if + simple past tense verb + , + would + base form Option number 2 is to practice the natural native speaking form of how to use conditionals. After you introduce a conditional topic, it isn't necessary to repeat the if clause in every sentence. Would+base form shows that you are talking about a hypothetical situation that has already been introduced.
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![[220] Conditionals · 2020. 2. 10. · Learning Objectives Today Reason about conditionals •Conditional execution •Alternate execution •Chained conditionals •Nested conditionals](https://img.pdfslide.us/doc/110x75/60b1dff9dbaafc0f340081c8/220-conditionals-2020-2-10-learning-objectives-today-reason-about-conditionals.jpg)
