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Scenario Exercises of Conditional Type 2

1) If John answered the phone, Bob would tell him that his car broke down in the middle of nowhere and a pack of dogs surrounded him, frightening him. 2) If Bob opened the door, the pack of dogs would likely attack him. 3) The person approaching with a torch was the owner of the dogs, who acted like he scared the dogs away, though he was actually a bandit, so Bob would be in danger if he got out of the car.

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Scenario Exercises of Conditional Type 2

1) If John answered the phone, Bob would tell him that his car broke down in the middle of nowhere and a pack of dogs surrounded him, frightening him. 2) If Bob opened the door, the pack of dogs would likely attack him. 3) The person approaching with a torch was the owner of the dogs, who acted like he scared the dogs away, though he was actually a bandit, so Bob would be in danger if he got out of the car.

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 Scenario exercises of conditional type 2:

Scenario 1:
Bob was driving a car on a long trip towards his family, and suddenly it
stopped in the middle of nowhere. He doesn't have a clue what
happened to the car. Afterwards, he started to hear barking sounds
coming from the dark. It was only a few moments until a crowd of dogs
gathered around him. He got too scared and started screaming, so he
ran to the car and locked himself in. Then he picked up his phone and
called his friend John.

Question 1: What will Bob tell John if he answers the phone? ?


If John answered…………….., Bob would ................

Scenario 2:
The dogs started to hit the car, and Bob got freaked out. He grabbed
a stick in the back seat and started to think of fighting with the dogs.

If Bob opened the door, what do you think would happen?

Scenario 3:
When he opened the window, he saw a man approaching him with a
torch. "The man said, "I'm coming, wait."
If the person came, what would that person do?
Scenario 4:
The man who was shouting was the owner of the dogs, and he was a
bandit. The man acted like he had scared the dogs, and Bob felt safe
and started to think of getting out.
Bob: (looking at the scary man’s face): Thank you for helping me.
The man: get out, you're safe!
Bob: (speaking from the window) But how did you scare the dogs?
The man: I was lucky.
Question 4: What would happen if Bob got out of the car?

Scenario 5 :
When Bob noticed the man was getting too close, he started to tell
him to get out of the car. But, accidentally, while Bob was holding the
keys to make the car work, it started working.

If the car didn’t work, what would the man have done?

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