Students have to select the right conditional 2 form. Each of the 8 sentences refer back to what has been said in the video.

Have you ever considered becoming a vegetarian?

Do you think restaurants should offer one or two vegetarian dishes on their menu?

If someone would refrain from eating meat but would wear a leather shoes or a fur coat, would you call them a "vegetarian"?

Would you marry a vegetarian if it meant you could not cook meat at home?

What would be more difficult to eat, a strange new vegetable, or an exotic piece of meat?

What would you prepare for a vegetarian coming for dinner at your home? (appetizer, main dish, dessert and beverage)

What are some of the reasons why people choose to become a vegetarian?

SPEAKING: Practise using the conditional 2 by means of the conditional 2 discussion questions (see below).

Conditional 2 (second conditional) - would

Ask the class who is a vegetarian or vegan. Find out if students are clear on the difference of these two attitudes. Get them to name a few reasons why people choose to go veggie. Then the vegeterians can confirm the reasons mentioned or add others that have not been mentioned.

Tell students that they are going to see a video under 4 minutes hypothesizing about the effects of everyone going vegetarian.

In under 4 minutes, this video explores what results would ensue if people stopped consuming meat. 

What If The World Went Vegetarian - Conditional 2 Practice

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