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Quelqu’un pourrait m’aider qu’il vous plaît ?
The Second conditional est utilisé pour parler d'une situation irréelle dans le présent ou le passé.
Il s'agit de suppositions.
Il se compose de la manière suivante : If + Past >> Would + verb à l'infinitif
Ex won the lottery I would travel the world >> Si le gagnais au loto, je ferais le tour du monde.
If + Past => / would + verb
if + to be: always use 'were
1. If we
(be) in London today, we
to go to the concert in Hyde Park.
(be) able
2. If
lot to charity.
(have) millions dollars,
(give) a
(win) the lottery.!
3. If
house.
(buy) a big
4. If my sister
(have) a degree, she
(love) working on animal conservation.
5. My parents
(not/drive), it public transport
(be) reliable.

Sagot :

ACOLOM

Réponse :

Bonjour,

1) If we were (be) in London Park today, we would be (be) able to go to the concert in Hyde Park.

2) if I won (win) the lottery I would buy (buy) a big house.

3) if I had (have) million dollars I would give (give) a lot to sharity.

4) if my sister had (have) a degree she would love (love) working on animal conservation

5) my parents wouldn't drive (not/drive) if public transport were (be) reliable.

Explications :

Second Conditional

Tu repères la partie de la phrase ave "if" ==> tu mets au prétérit

L'autre partie ( la subordonnée ) tu utilises : would + base verbale