Question

If I ___________ (to be) you I __________ (not to go) to the rock concert alone. would be/wouldn't go were/wouldn't go When we speak about imaginary situations which differ from real facts in the present we use Conditional 2: If-clause (if + Past Simple) - Main Clause (would/could + present without 'to'). The meaning of this sentence: in reality my friend is going to rock concert alone and I recommend her not to do it.

Accepted Answer

would/didn't go were/didn't go d

Question	If I ___________ (to be) you I __________ (not to go) to the rock concert alone.
A	would/didn't go
B	would be/wouldn't go
C	were/didn't go
D	were/wouldn't go
Answer	d
Remark	When we speak about imaginary situations which differ from real facts in the present we use Conditional 2: If-clause (if + Past Simple) - Main Clause (would/could + present without 'to'). The meaning of this sentence: in reality my friend is going to rock concert alone and I recommend her not to do it.

I Rock Concert Present Would/Didn't Be/Wouldn't Were/Didn't Were/Wouldn't