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If I knew it, I can open the file.","Use “could open” for an ability that would exist under the unreal condition. Present “can” does not match this second conditional.","I don't know the password. If I knew it, I could open the file.",[],{"hint":120,"words":121,"correct":84,"wrongIndex":130,"corrections":131},"The imagined condition would create an ability.",[83,122,123,78,124,77,83,125,126,83,127,128,78,129],"don't","know","password.","knew","it,","can","open","file.",10,[84,132,133],"will","did",{"id":135,"sentenceTemplate":136,"displayOrder":137,"explanation":138,"exampleSentence":139,"blanks":140,"payload":141},"01a01413-a927-7535-a8a7-53c301b9d816","Would you accepted the unpaid internship if your living costs were fully covered?",5,"A second conditional yes\u002Fno question uses “Would + subject + base verb”, so use “Would you accept”.","Would you accept the unpaid internship if your living costs were fully covered?",[],{"hint":142,"words":143,"correct":155,"wrongIndex":70,"corrections":156},"Check the structure of the yes\u002Fno question.",[144,145,146,78,147,148,31,149,150,151,152,153,154],"Would","you","accepted","unpaid","internship","your","living","costs","were","fully","covered?","accept",[155,157,158],"accepting","accepts",{"id":160,"sentenceTemplate":161,"displayOrder":36,"explanation":162,"exampleSentence":163,"blanks":164,"payload":165},"01a01413-a927-756d-a8a7-53c30297d1ec","Which course would you chose if tuition were free for one year?","In a wh-question, “would” is followed by the subject and a base verb: “would you choose”.","Which course would you choose if tuition were free for one year?",[],{"hint":166,"words":167,"correct":176,"wrongIndex":9,"corrections":177},"Check the structure of the wh-question.",[168,169,27,145,170,31,171,152,172,173,174,175],"Which","course","chose","tuition","free","for","one","year?","choose",[176,178,179,180],"choosing","chosen","chooses",{"id":182,"sentenceTemplate":183,"displayOrder":108,"explanation":184,"exampleSentence":185,"blanks":186,"payload":187},"01a01413-a927-759d-a8a7-53c303122c61","The twins are awake now. If they was sleeping, the house would be quiet.","Use “were + -ing” for the imagined action in progress: “If they were sleeping”.","The twins are awake now. If they were sleeping, the house would be quiet.",[],{"hint":188,"words":189,"correct":152,"wrongIndex":108,"corrections":199},"Check the auxiliary in the imagined action.",[50,190,191,192,193,77,32,194,195,78,196,27,197,198],"twins","are","awake","now.","was","sleeping,","house","be","quiet.",[152,27,200,54],"had",{"id":202,"sentenceTemplate":203,"displayOrder":204,"explanation":205,"exampleSentence":206,"blanks":207,"payload":208},"01a01413-a927-75d1-a8a7-53c3033176cf","If I were at home now, I would be sleeps.",8,"Use “would be + -ing” for an imagined action in progress: “would be sleeping”.","If I were at home now, I would be sleeping.",[],{"hint":209,"words":210,"correct":215,"wrongIndex":63,"corrections":216},"The imagined result would be in progress now.",[77,83,152,211,212,213,83,27,197,214],"at","home","now,","sleeps.","sleeping.",[215,217,218],"sleep.","slept.",{"id":220,"sentenceTemplate":221,"displayOrder":63,"explanation":222,"exampleSentence":223,"blanks":224,"payload":225},"01a01413-a927-7605-a8a7-53c30418e708","You asked for my advice: if I am you, I would apologise today.","The standard advice phrase is “If I were you”; it presents an unreal identity and gives gentle advice.","You asked for my advice: if I were you, I would apologise today.",[],{"hint":226,"words":227,"correct":152,"wrongIndex":108,"corrections":236},"Use the fixed phrase for giving indirect advice.",[228,229,173,230,231,31,83,232,233,83,27,234,235],"You","asked","my","advice:","am","you,","apologise","today.",[152,27,54,237],"being",{"id":239,"sentenceTemplate":240,"displayOrder":130,"explanation":241,"exampleSentence":242,"blanks":243,"payload":244},"01a01413-a927-7635-a8a7-53c304d38568","If the director were to resigned tomorrow, the board would appoint her deputy.","The formal hypothetical pattern is “were to + base verb”, so use “were to resign”.","If the director were to resign tomorrow, the board would appoint her deputy.",[],{"hint":245,"words":246,"correct":254,"wrongIndex":137,"corrections":255},"One verb in the formal condition has the wrong form.",[77,78,247,152,248,249,102,78,250,27,251,252,253],"director","to","resigned","board","appoint","her","deputy.","resign",[254,256,257],"resigns","resigning",{"id":259,"sentenceTemplate":260,"displayOrder":261,"explanation":262,"exampleSentence":263,"blanks":264,"payload":265},"01a01413-a927-7661-a8a7-53c30556d187","A secure job is my only condition; I wouldn't move abroad although I found one first.",11,"Use “unless” before the finite clause “I found one”. 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