I don’t have enough free time. If I ________ (have) more free time, I ________ (travel) more often., First Conditional, Second Conditional, She can’t swim. If she ________ (know) how to swim, she ________ (go) to the beach with us., First Conditional, Second Conditional, We live too far from the city. If we ________ (live) closer, we ________ (meet) our friends more often., First Conditional, Second Conditional, He doesn’t have a car. If he ________ (have) a car, he ________ (drive) to work every day., First Conditional, Second Conditional, They are very busy at school. If they ________ (be) less busy, they ________ (spend) more time together., First Conditional, Second Conditional, We are planning a trip to the mountains tomorrow. If it ________ (rain) tomorrow, we ________ (stay) at home., First Conditional, Second Conditional, Sarah has a big English test next week. If she ________ (study) hard, she ________ (get) good grades., First Conditional, Second Conditional, Tom is running late for school today. If he ________ (not/hurry), he ________ (miss) the bus., First Conditional, Second Conditional, I might see my friend this evening. If I ________ (see) Tom later, I ________ (tell) him the news., First Conditional, Second Conditional, We are saving money for a summer holiday. If we ________ (save) enough money, we ________ (go) on holiday., First Conditional, Second Conditional.

First Conditional vs. Second Conditional

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