If we ____ people higher salaries, they ____ happier. Employees ____ if we demand they ____ to the office. John ____ angry if we ____ him train more interns. John ____ soon if everything ____ well. John will retire soon if everything goes well. This is the first conditional. In the first condition, we use the ____ in the 'if'/ cause clause. We use '____' in the result clause. I ____ people people if it ____ possible, but it's not. If I ____ a billion dollars, I ____, but I need my job. I ____ you the position if Sarah ____ quitting, but she's not. If I ____ my job, I ____ here. I like my job. I would give you the position if Sarah were quitting, but she's not. This is the second conditional. In the second conditional, the if/cause clause is in the ____ and the result clauses uses ____. If the main verb in the cause clause is a 'to be' verb, we use '____'

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