A214 questions · Elementary · Conditionals and Hypothetical Language
Second Conditional Exercises with Answers
Imagining something that is not true: if I won the lottery, if I were you. With the unless, as long as and provided that that replace a plain if.
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Lessons on this topic
- First Conditional
How the first conditional works: the present simple after if, will in the result, where the comma goes, and when to use if or when.
- Second Conditional: If + Past Simple, Would
How to form the second conditional, why the past form means "not real", If I were you, could and might, and how it differs from the first conditional.
