Alternatives to if: imagine you could invite anyone to Thanksgiving dinner
Grammar · Third & mixed conditionals · B2 · 30 min. Review the second conditional and learn suppose, imagine, what if, were to, as long as, provided, unless, otherwise and even if, then plan an imaginary Thanksgiving dinner with any guests you like and write about it.
About this worksheet
Review the second conditional and learn suppose, imagine, what if, were to, as long as, provided, unless, otherwise and even if, then plan an imaginary Thanksgiving dinner with any guests you like and write about it.
- Level
- B2
- Category
- Grammar
- Topic
- Third & mixed conditionals
- Time
- About 30 minutes
- Exercises
- Grammar explanation box, Gap-fill, Multiple choice, True / False, Speaking / writing task, Writing lines
- Answer key
- Included
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On the sheet
- Grammar explanation box: Imaginary situations and other ways to say if
- Gap-fill: Five students answered "If you could invite anyone to Thanksgiving din
- Multiple choice: Choose the best word or phrase: a, b, c or d.
- True / False: Are the sentences correct? Circle T (correct) or F (not correct).
- Speaking / writing task: Plan a dream Thanksgiving dinner in groups of four.
- Speaking / writing task: Write a paragraph (80–100 words): who would you invite to your Thanksg
- Writing lines: Write here.
