• I will be glad to meet you again. — I would be glad to meet you again.

1.I will apologize to him for being late. 2. Everybody will be glad to go there. 3. I'll eat something sweet. 4. It does not make much difference. 5.1 won't go to Egypt in summer. 6. She will do her best to improve the situation. 7. He will give you a different answer. 8. Nobody blames them. 9. Do you find it inconvenient? 10. He will warn you of the danger. 11. A true friend will never fail you. 12. They will accept the invitation for Sunday. 13.1 will never agree to it. 14. A wise man will find a way out of the situation. 15, It will be interesting to find out who is right.

Exercise 3 – ORAL. Comment on these situations. Use type 2 conditional with –would- or -could.-

• Andrew is such a boring person because he works all the time.

You know, if Andrew didn't work all the time, he wouldn't be such a boring person.

• You can't take a photo because you haven't got your camera.

If I had my camera, I could take a photo.

1. You can't look the word up because you haven't got a dictionary.

I'm sorry ............................................................................…………........……..

2. You don't write to your friends because you're so busy.

I've got so much to do...........................................................................................

3. You can't play tennis because your back is aching.

It's a nuisance. ...................................................................................................…

4. Claire won't marry Henry because she doesn't love him.

Of course, ..................................................................................................……….

5. Nick can't find the way because he hasn't got a map.

Nick's lost, but .................…………………………..............…………………

6. David has so many accidents because he's so clumsy.

You know,..............................................................................................................

Exercise 4 – ORAL. Answer the questions.

1. To which town/city would you go if you didn't need a visa?

2. Who would you ask to dance if you had the choice?

3. Could you come to the Institute on Sunday if the teacher asked you?

4. How would you feel if you won a thousand dollars?

5. Would you be happy if you lived in a big city?

6. Could you wake up at 5 a.m. if none woke you up?

7. Could you cook your own dinner if your mother asked you?

Exercise 5 – ORAL. Answer the questions.

1. Where would you go if you wanted: to have dinner, to have a swim, to have a smoke, to have a cup of coffee, to have a good time?

2. What would you do if you wanted: to read a new English book, to buy a new dress, to take a shower, to keep a puppy?

3. What would you be doing now if you were invited to a party this evening; it were Sunday today; if your cat had run away; if you were very hungry; if you were going to have a test tomorrow?

Exercise 6. Put the beginnings and ends together, using ‘if…were’.