Segundo y Tercer condicional
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- Hello, today I am going to be speaking a little English, exactly the second and third conditional.
- The second conditional is the one we use when we talk about things, usually unreal, that are very unlikely to happen.
- Example:-If you won the lottery, you would travel the whole world.-If I didnt each so much sugar, I would be healthier.-If I were tall, I would be happier.-If they ate less, the would be healthier.-If the snake bit you, you would die.
- The structure of the second conditional is as follows: If + Simple Past + Subject + Would + Infinitive
- Third conditional talks about the past, unlike the first and second which discusses events in the real or unreal future.
- These condition, to, are therefore impossible, because they have either already occurred or might have occurred but won't anymore.
- Example:-If she had been there, I would have seen her.-If we had more time, we would have visited London.-If she had studied more, she would have passed the exam.-If he had been friendlier, he wouldnt have offended anyone.-If I hadnt gone to the concert, I would never have met Camila.
- The structure is: If + Noun + Past Perfect + Noun + would have + Past Participle
- Thank you for your attention in this new English class, until next time.
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