Use the statements below and the words given to write two conditional questions. The first should be a real (first) conditional and the second an unreal (second) conditional.
Example:
0] You might lose your identity card and documents. (What, you, do)
a] What will you do if you lose your identity card and documents?
b] What would you do if you lost your identity card and documents?
1. He might say he is sorry. (What, you, do)
a]............ ?
b] ..............?
2. He might lose his job at the end of the month. (How, he, feel)
a] .........?
b]......... ?
3. The hotels might be fully booked. (Where, we, go)
a).............?
b)............?
4. It’s true. (What, you, do)
a).........?
b)...........?
Example:
0] You might lose your identity card and documents. (What, you, do)
a] What will you do if you lose your identity card and documents?
b] What would you do if you lost your identity card and documents?
1. He might say he is sorry. (What, you, do)
a]............ ?
b] ..............?
2. He might lose his job at the end of the month. (How, he, feel)
a] .........?
b]......... ?
3. The hotels might be fully booked. (Where, we, go)
a).............?
b)............?
4. It’s true. (What, you, do)
a).........?
b)...........?
a) What will you do if he says he's sorry?
b) What would you do if he said he was sorry?
2.
a) How will he feel if he loses his job at the end of the month?
b) How would he feel if he lost his job at the end of the month?
3.
a) Where will we go if the hotels are fully booked?
b) Where would we go if the hotels were fully booked?
4.
a) What will you do if it's true?
b) What would we do if it was true?