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    3k1+ +Second+Conditional

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    The document provides examples for using the second conditional and "wish/if only" structures in English. It gives 6 sentences that are rewritten using those structures to express similar meanings. For example, one sentence is "I haven't got a car, which is a pity" and it is rewritten as "If only I owned a car". The document also gives 5 additional sentences and asks the reader to complete the second sentences to have a similar meaning to the first using conditional structures. The document focuses on examples for practicing conditional and "wish/if only" grammar structures in English.

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    3k1+ +Second+Conditional

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    The document provides examples for using the second conditional and "wish/if only" structures in English. It gives 6 sentences that are rewritten using those structures to express similar meanings. For example, one sentence is "I haven't got a car, which is a pity" and it is rewritten as "If only I owned a car". The document also gives 5 additional sentences and asks the reader to complete the second sentences to have a similar meaning to the first using conditional structures. The document focuses on examples for practicing conditional and "wish/if only" grammar structures in English.

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    The document provides examples for using the second conditional and "wish/if only" structures in English. It gives 6 sentences that are rewritten using those structures to express similar meanings. For example, one sentence is "I haven't got a car, which is a pity" and it is rewritten as "If only I owned a car". The document also gives 5 additional sentences and asks the reader to complete the second sentences to have a similar meaning to the first using conditional structures. The document focuses on examples for practicing conditional and "wish/if only" grammar structures in English.

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    3k1+ +Second+Conditional

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    The document provides examples for using the second conditional and "wish/if only" structures in English. It gives 6 sentences that are rewritten using those structures to express similar meanings. For example, one sentence is "I haven't got a car, which is a pity" and it is rewritten as "If only I owned a car". The document also gives 5 additional sentences and asks the reader to complete the second sentences to have a similar meaning to the first using conditional structures. The document focuses on examples for practicing conditional and "wish/if only" grammar structures in English.

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    SECOND CONDITIONAL, 

    WISH/IF ONLY | 

    1. Use the words in brackets to rewrite the sentences. Change the form of
    the word 
    in brackets if necessary.

    1. I haven’t got a car, which is a pity. (own)

    If only __________________________________________________.

    2. It’s a pity my brothers are mean to each other. (nicer)

    I wish __________________________________________________.

    3. My house is so far from college, it takes ages to get there. (live closer)

    If only __________________________________________________.

    4. I’m not going to the concert. I don’t have any money for the ticket!

    (afford)

    I wish __________________________________________________.

    5. Do you always have to get up so late? (sleep)

    I wish __________________________________________________.

    2.  Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning as the


    first sentence.

    1. You sleep too little. That’s why you are tired.

    If you __________________________________________________ tired.

    2. I might fall in love. I would have to find the right person.

    I __________________________________________________ the right person.


    3. The reason you don’t have time to write emails is because you play so

    many computer games.

    If you __________________________________________________ more time to write

    emails.

    4. You don’t have many friends because you don’t go out and meet

    people.

    If you __________________________________________________ more friends.

    5. In your situation, I would not look for advice on the Internet.

    If I __________________________________________________ for advice on the

    Internet.

    6. I cannot understand you because you don’t speak clearly.

    If you __________________________________________________ to understand you.

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