🎬 Activity 1: “What Would You Do If…?”

jessica2020ceiaf — 2025-10-19 16:55:08 UTC

Watch the video fully and pay attention to how the second conditional is used (If + past simple, would + base verb).

After the video, post on the Padlet the next question: What would you do if you were omnipotent? and add another sentence using the second conditional.
- Example: “If I were omnipotent, I would make the world a place without suffering.”
Then respond to two peers’ posts with a follow-up question using the second conditional.
- Example peer sentence: If I won a free trip to any country, I would go to Japan.
  → Your follow-up: If you went to Japan, where would you go first?

📄 Title on Padlet:“If I Were a Superhero… Second Conditional Practice”

jessica2020ceiaf — 2025-10-19 17:01:34 UTC

To reinforce the use of the Second Conditional through reading comprehension, correction of mistakes, and sentence creation.

Instructions

Download and read the worksheet 👉 (upload the file: Second_Conditional_Worksheet.pdf).
Complete the five activities on the worksheet:
- Reading: Read the short text about the magic ring and answer 2 comprehension questions.
- Correct the mistakes: Rewrite the sentences correctly using the second conditional.
- Fill in the blanks: Use the correct verb forms.
- Create your own sentences: Write 2 original sentences using “If I…”
- Choose the correct answer: Select the best option for each sentence.
When you finish, upload your completed worksheet to this Padlet section.
In the Padlet comment box, write one of your best second conditional sentences.
Example: If I could fly, I would visit every country in the world.