The document provides material and exercises on conditional sentence type 2 in English. It explains that a type 2 conditional uses the structure "if + subject + past tense verb, subject + would/should + infinitive". It includes an example explaining that the verb "to be" is always in past form "were" in the if-clause. Several exercises are provided testing conditional sentences with different verbs.

1. UNIVERSITAS INDRAPRASTA PGRI
CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TYPE 2
TEST
EXERCISE
MATERIAL
MARIS SONIA
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2. MATERIAL
• If + S + verb 2+...
Subject + would/should +
infinitive… + if clause/simple
past , Main clause/ future -
past
• if +S +Were + noun/adv..
Subject + would/should + infinitive… + if
clause/simple past ,
Main clause/ future – past
Note :
to be in the if clause is always “were” because the fact is not true or it doesn’t
match to the fact

3. EXERCISE
1. If I (…) *to come* home earlier, I (…) *to prepare* dinner.
ANSWER : Came – Would Prepare
2. If we (…) *to live* in Rome, Francesco (…) *to visit* us.
ANSWER : Lived – Would Visit
3. If Tim and Tom (…) *to be* older, they (…) *to play* in our
hockey team.
ANSWER : Were – Would play
4. If he (…) *to be* my friend, I (…) *to invite* him to my birthday
ANSWER : Was – Would Invite

4. TEST
1. If febry (…) *To get* more pocket money, he
(…) *To ask* mariz out for dinner
GOT - ASKING GOT – WOULD ASK