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Conditional II Mon Jan 24, 2005 9:27 am  Conditional II
 

Test No. incompl/elem-11 "Conditionals", question 4

I would want very much to move to a new house if I ......... that job.

(a) have
(b) having
(c) had

Test No. incompl/elem-11 "Conditionals", answer 4

I would want very much to move to a new house if I had that job.

Correct answer: (c) had

Your answer was: incorrect
I would want very much to move to a new house if I have that job.
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Conditional II Mon Jan 24, 2005 14:15 pm  Conditional II
 

If I had that job is a condition II construction.
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Conditional II Sun May 20, 2007 6:23 am  Conditional II
 

what's "condition II construction"?
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Conditional II Sun May 20, 2007 8:46 am  Conditional II
 

Hi,

You might like to look at some material I've written for the site on conditionals:

Grammar Lesson: Conditionals
http://www.english-test.net/lessons/13/index.html

The conditionals are usually:

If I win the lottery, I shall/will/I'll buy a new car (I) (1))
If I won the collery, I should/would/I'd buy a new car (II) (2)
If I had won the lottery, I should have/would have/I'd have bought a new car.(III) (3)

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Conditional II Sun May 20, 2007 13:37 pm  Conditional II
 

That's great, thanks mate.
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