6. Grammar: Second Conditional

The sections above illustrated the language of contracts, which mainly uses the first conditional. But when general public talk about following or breaching the conditions stipulated in contracts, they may speculate a bit by using the second conditional: what would happen if… For example, what would happen if the work was completed late. Now revise the second conditional by completing these three tasks: A, B, C. Then think about some of the questions from Tasks B and C and answer them in this forum.