If - second conditional
Holly: I don't know where to go on holiday.
Iain: What are you thinking?
Holly: Somewhere in Europe: Italy, Spain, England or France.
Iain: Wow. A lot of choice.
Holly: Yeah. If I went to Italy, I could see the ruins. However, if I went to Spain, I could eat delicious tapas.
Iain: True, but if you went to France, you would definitely eat delicious food.
Holly: I wouldn't eat delicious food if I went to England.
Iain: Ha! No. You might see the Queen if you went to England.
Holly: Yeah, I might.
Questions
What are Holly's holiday choices?
Answer
Italy, Spain, England and France.
Why would Holly want to go to Italy?
Answer
To see the ruins.
What could Holly do if she went Spain?
Answer
Eat tapas.
What wouldn't Holly do if she went to England?
Answer
Eat delicious food.
Why did Iain use the model verb 'might' when he said 'you might see the Queen'?
Answer
Because there are only two options: you see the Queen or you don't see the Queen.