What If? Health Edition: Second and Third Conditionals
A Jeopardy-style review game for B2 teens. Students practise second conditionals for imaginary present and future health situations and third conditionals for past health regrets. They form and correct sentences, discuss realistic scenarios and dilemmas, and talk about their own lives.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Teens at CEFR B2 level. Topic: Second and Third Conditionals about HEALTH.
Categories
- Fix the Form
- Health Regrets
- Imagine That!
- If You...
Questions
- Fix the Form (100): Complete this second conditional with the correct form of the verb in brackets, then say the full sentence aloud: 'If I ___ (drink) more water every day, I would have more energy in the afternoons.'
- Fix the Form (200): This sentence contains a common mistake: 'If she would have eaten breakfast, she wouldn't have fainted in class.' Correct it and explain what the mistake was.
- Fix the Form (300): Tom didn't wear a helmet when he went cycling, so he hurt his head when he fell off his bike. Rewrite this situation as one third conditional sentence.
- Fix the Form (400): Compare these two sentences and explain the difference in time and meaning: 'If I slept eight hours, I would feel better.' and 'If I had slept eight hours, I would have felt better.'
- Fix the Form (500): Last year Leo ate fast food almost every day and never exercised. His doctor told him that his blood pressure was too high. He is still eating junk food now. Write one third conditional about Leo's…
- Health Regrets (100): Finish this third conditional sentence in a logical way: 'If I had put on sunscreen at the beach yesterday, I ___.'
- Health Regrets (200): Sara stayed up until 3 a.m. scrolling on her phone the night before a big exam, and she felt so tired that she did badly. Describe what would have happened if she had gone to bed earlier.
- Health Regrets (300): Your friend sprained his ankle during a football match because he didn't warm up and was wearing old, worn-out trainers. Give two pieces of hindsight using third conditionals.
- Health Regrets (400): A teenager ignored a painful toothache for months because she was scared of the dentist, and in the end she needed a much bigger treatment. Use third conditionals to explain how things could have…
- Health Regrets (500): In 1928, Alexander Fleming noticed that mould growing on one of his laboratory dishes had killed the bacteria around it, which led to the discovery of penicillin. Using at least two third…
- Imagine That! (100): Complete this sentence about yourself with a full idea, not just one word: 'If I were a doctor, I would ___.'
- Imagine That! (200): Imagine that a classmate suddenly fainted during a PE lesson. Explain what you would do first and why.
- Imagine That! (300): Imagine that your school banned sugary drinks and snacks completely. Use second conditionals to give one advantage and one disadvantage of this rule.
- Imagine That! (400): If you could design one app to improve teenagers' mental health, describe what it would do and explain how it would help young people.
- Imagine That! (500): Scientists have supposedly invented a pill that keeps you fit without any exercise, but nobody knows its long-term side effects yet. Explain whether you would take it, giving reasons, and say what…
- If You... (100): Name one healthy habit you would start if you had more free time, and say it in a complete second conditional sentence.
- If You... (200): Think of a time when you got ill or injured. Describe what happened and say one thing you would have done differently.
- If You... (300): If you were in charge of your school canteen for one month, what two changes would you make, and why would they matter to students?
- If You... (400): Compare your real daily routine with the routine you would have if you lived a perfectly healthy life. Mention at least three differences using second conditionals.
- If You... (500): Think of health advice that a parent, teacher or doctor once gave you but you ignored. Report what they told you, explain what would have happened if you had followed it, and say whether you would…