Drag the correct words to complete the advice given to a romantically clueless friend.

If I were you, I would text her back immediately. If she thought you were ignoring her on purpose, she might block your number forever!

If I were you, I would text her back immediately.

When giving advice using the second conditional, we use the subjunctive form were for all subjects (including "I") in the "if" clause. The result clause takes would + base verb.

If she thought you were ignoring her on purpose, she might block your number forever!

The second conditional can also use modal verbs like might or could in the result clause instead of would to express a hypothetical possibility. The "if" clause remains in the past simple (thought).