Ask your partner what he/she would do in the following situations. You should use the grammar construction for “si“ clauses, using conditional and imperfect subjunctive form of the given verbs. The sentence A is the question, and the sentence B is the answer to that same question.

A: What would you do if you dropped your mom’s favorite vase? B: If I dropped my mom’s favorite vase, I would go crazy.

A: ¿Qué harías si se te cayera el florero favorito de tu mamá? B: Si se me cayera el florero favorito de mi mamá, volvería loco.

Ask your partner what he/she would do in the following situations. You should use the grammar construction for “si“ clauses, using conditional and imperfect subjunctive form of the given verbs. The sentence A is the question, and the sentence B is the answer to that same question.

A: What would you do if you had an unusual idea?
B: If I came up with an unusual idea, I would share it with you.

A: ¿Qué harías si se te ocurriera una idea insólita?
B: Si se me ocurriera una idea insólita, la compartiría contigo.

Ask your partner what he/she would do in the following situations. You should use the grammar construction for “si“ clauses, using conditional and imperfect subjunctive form of the given verbs. The sentence A is the question, and the sentence B is the answer to that same question.

A: What would you do if you forgot an important task?
B: If I forgot an important assignment, I would write down the assignment for next time.

A: ¿Qué harías si se te olvidara una tarea importante?
B: Si se me olvidara una tarea importante, escribiría la tarea para la próxima vez.

Ask your partner what he/she would do in the following situations. You should use the grammar construction for “si“ clauses, using conditional and imperfect subjunctive form of the given verbs. The sentence A is the question, and the sentence B is the answer to that same question.

A: What would you do if your shirt got dirty at lunch?
B: If my shirt got dirty during lunch, I wouldn’t mind.

A: ¿Qué harías si se te ensuciara la camisa durante el almuerzo?
B: Si se me ensuciara la camisa durante el almuerzo, no me importaría.

Ask your partner what he/she would do in the following situations. You should use the grammar construction for “si“ clauses, using conditional and imperfect subjunctive form of the given verbs. The sentence A is the question, and the sentence B is the answer to that same question.

A: What would you do if you ran out of time on a test?
B: If I ran out of time on a test, I would be very sad.

A: ¿Qué harías si se te acabara el tiempo en un examen?
B: Si se me acabara el tiempo en un examen, estaría muy triste.

Ask your partner what he/she would do in the following situations. You should use the grammar construction for “si“ clauses, using conditional and imperfect subjunctive form of the given verbs. The sentence A is the question, and the sentence B is the answer to that same question.

A: What would you do if you lost an accessory?
B: If I lost an accessory, I would buy a new one.

A: ¿Qué harías si se te perdiera un accesorio?
B: Si se me perdiera un accesorio, compraría un nuevo.

Ask your partner what he/she would do in the following situations. You should use the grammar construction for “si“ clauses, using conditional and imperfect subjunctive form of the given verbs. The sentence A is the question, and the sentence B is the answer to that same question.

A: What would you do if you broke a neighbor’s window?
B: If I broke a neighbor’s window, I would pay for the new window.

A: ¿Qué harías si se te rompiera la ventana de un vecino?
B: Si se me rompiera la ventana de un vecino, pagaría por la nueva ventana.

Ask your partner what he/she would do in the following situations. You should use the grammar construction for “si“ clauses, using conditional and imperfect subjunctive form of the given verbs. The sentence A is the question, and the sentence B is the answer to that same question.

A: What would you do if an old friend showed up?
B: If an old friend showed up, I’d buy him a drink.

A: ¿Qué harías si se te apareciera un viejo amigo? B: Si se me apareciera un viejo amigo, le invitaría a una copa.