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So, please write about your dream holidays.
If I would have lots of money, I would travel all around the world. If I had lots of money, I'd travel all around the world.Īnd finally, remember that there aren't two woulds!. I'd travel all around the world if I had lots of money. We can also contract the subject and the verb would in these sentences I would travel all around the world if I had lots of money. The second part (what you'd do) comes after and is made with would + infinitiveīut remember that it can also be expressed the other way around (and the comma isn't needed here) If I had lots of money, I would travel all around the world. The hypothetical or unlikely part is introduced by if and is in the past simple We make the second conditional with two parts: A dream holiday would usually be about somewhere you've never been before. 
Remember that we use the second conditional to talk about hypothetical or unlikely situations.
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