if...MIXED CONDITIONALS | advanced English grammar

0 conditional | 1st conditional | 2nd conditional | 3rd conditional | mixed conditionals
Learn how to form mixed conditionals in English. In today's lesson, I will explain mixed conditionals step-by-step and I will also review the four main conditionals.
➡️My PDF on the conditionals is available on my store here:
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What's inside this PDF? IF: The Conditionals in English | 0, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and Mixed
- all four English Conditionals (0,1st,2nd,3rd) plus mixed conditionals explained in detail and color
- 61 pages
- 200+ examples
- review activities with answers
- answers to some of the most common questions
What level do you need to be?
B1 - This info pack is challenging.
B2 - This info pack is perfect.
C1/C2 - This info pack is a good review.
I created this PDF to help you supplement your English studies. Use this info pack as a workbook, a reference, or something to help you refresh your knowledge on the English Conditionals.
You can download this PDF to keep as a digital file and/or print it off to have everything on paper. Get your pen, notebook, and dictionary ready and start studying!
⏱TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 intro
01:15 review all conditionals
03:43 the 0 conditional
04:52 the 1st conditional
06:07 the 2nd conditional
07:08 the 3rd conditional
08:14 TEST on all conditionals
11:00 mixed conditional TYPE 1
14:01 mixed conditional TYPE 2
17:40 not all "if" clauses are conditionals
18:48 Other mixed conditionals
My other video on the CONDITIONALS: • ALL CONDITIONALS | 0,1...
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[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

My 61-page PDF on the conditionals is available on my store here: ➡ko-fi.com/s/77c2b290d6 ⏱TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 intro 01:15 review all conditionals 03:43 the 0 conditional 04:52 the 1st conditional 06:07 the 2nd conditional 07:08 the 3rd conditional 08:14 TEST on all conditionals 11:00 mixed conditional TYPE 1 14:01 mixed conditional TYPE 2 17:40 not all "if" clauses are conditionals 18:48 Other mixed conditionals 😃My other video on the CONDITIONALS: kzbin.info/www/bejne/anmWXmWpord9gLs

[@phyuzin5714]

Please teacher Arnel can you also teach us the grammar about comparisons?

[@HusnaBegum-vn8ym]

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[@fongbeng9072]

Madam,can we say like that? 1) He demanded that the teacher don't resign or not resign.

[@readytobelieve6123]

It is very good that you ask the topics of interest to us for training. I want to offer you a different format. Often we are faced with constructions that disorientate us. For example, when we meet WOULD, SHOULD, HAVE, BEEN. We understand that these words are often components of complex structures. Therefore, when we see them together or one by one, we immediately experience difficulty. Therefore, make lessons where you tell about all the cases, where and when we can meet these words. Separately about each word! Even if they are used in those constructions that you talked about in relation to another of these words.

[@asalfarahani1995]

Hello dear , is there any way I can get your pdf??? Because I cant afford it and I’m living in Iran, no outside transaction 💔 pls help me if its possible, I’m really struggling with conditionals

[@schochterleandro]

If it weren't for you, I wouldn't be learning mixed conditional in such a wonderful way! Thanks teacher Arnel! You rock!!!

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Love this example! ;) ;) I'm really happy to hear that.

[@readytobelieve6123]

@@ArnelsEverydayEnglish It is very good that you ask the topics of interest to us for training. I want to offer you a different format. Often we are faced with constructions that disorientate us. For example, when we meet WOULD, SHOULD, HAVE, BEEN, we understand that these words are often components of complex structures. Therefore, when we see them together or one by one, we immediately experience difficulty. Therefore, make lessons where you tell about all the cases, where and when we can meet these words. Separately about each word! Even if they are used in those constructions that you talked about in relation to another of these words

[@user-ru1gw3lz4p]

You better do it for yourself, 🙄

[@joelandr_]

I literally watched your older video on conditionals this morning😂. What kind of magic is that ?!

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Yay! It was meant to be ;)

[@parisaahmadi59]

If I had cleaned up my room after a party, My room wouldn’t be in a state of chaos and as a result my mom wouldn’t get angry And if it weren’t for you,I would still struggle with grammar mix conditionals Thank you teacher Arnel I always learn dozens of grammar lesson by your videos

[@myowin09]

If it weren't for your effort, we would not have completed this project within the deadline.

[@iskyreus]

Your gestures help us to understand the topic much easier and better. Although English is not my mother tongue, I can easily understand the video. Also, the fact that you teach the words you think we don't know instantly with a simple expression is another thing I like the most on this channel. Thank you for helping me improve my English. Love from Turkey 🥰 🇹🇷

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Thank you so much! 😃 And I'm so happy to hear my explanations are helpful!

[@Learnenglishwithmaran]

Your way of teaching is just amazing, you make grammar easy with your clear and simple explantions. Hope you upload more videos especially short ones. You deserve millions of subscribers and views. Hope you hit a million subscriber soon❤

[@sunnybhasin7374]

Make video on passive sentences used in conditional sentences. Natives use these kinds of sentences and no video on it to explain. It will be a hit if u make ( 1 st conditional)

[@user-hf5bv9kf9u]

I cannot thank you enough for the great job,I have been following you for almost two month and there is a large improvement of my English between now and before. If it weren't for you teach Arnel,I wouldn't have reached where i am now.more blessings much love from Uganda

[@StevenMarwan]

Really i wouldn't miss your English grammar video even for the world . Genuinely , You're one of the best teacher of English i have ever seen

[@akashpatel5132]

If it weren't for Teacher Arnel, I would not have learnt Conditionals today 😊❤️

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Perfect example! ;) ;) Thank you.

[@user-mq7ut8ds1v]

If it weren't for your meticulous preparation, I wouldn't be able to grasp the main concept of Mixed Conditionals. I have finally figured it out. If it weren't for you, I would never figured it out. Your explanations are on fleek. Though I have some questions about this lesson and I will address you next time. I appreciate that. You are a devoted and an incredible English teacher. Though I wonder if you weren't be an English teacher, you would become a nutritionist. I thought you would be a dancer, if you weren't be an English teacher and if you had applied for Acting in Hollywood, you would be a famous Hollywood celebrity now because I have been watching you for a long time and you have a charisma to grasp the attention and you film well. I will watch this video again to make sure I got all this stuff right and to the point . So keep up the great work. You rock! Thumbs up! Cheers!

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I’ve been watching a lot of videos on KZbin for improving my English, and I can assure you that you are one of the best teachers that I could wish in my learning journey. Thank you so so much❤❤😊

[@RJ-zv5vw]

Thank you Arnel mam.I am a bit confused in mixed conditional.This is very easy explanation.

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

I'm so happy to hear that! :) :)

[@gokublacktekken6166]

Hope you develop more ebooks. Such an amazing job.

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

I definitely will! Thank you so much :) :)

[@kingspawn1226]

howdy Arnel❤ Hope you're having a fantastic day. That's my first comment in your channel. Thanks for the lesson, it was as clear as day for me! my examples: • If I had slept enough last night, i would've pulled an all nighter with you. • I would've been eight points more than you if I played one more game. • If it weren't for understandable chess videos about strategies and tactics, I wouldn't be playing chess.

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Wonderful! Thank you for your nice comment and examples. I particularly like your 3rd example :)

[@user-jh3fo6nw6m]

You are a marvelous teacher arnel , Thanks for your perfect lesson.İf I didn't know you , I wouldn't be able to learn a lot about English

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Wonderful example! Thank you so much ;)

[@smsh04]

This was one of the topics that gave me headache for a long time. Thank you for clarifying🙏

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

You are very welcome! I hope your headache is gone now! ;)

[@smsh04]

@@ArnelsEverydayEnglish Sure. Thanks to you😄👍

[@chesson6464]

Dear Arnel, I need your help: I often hear people use "would" in the if clause, which I think can be used for politeness, but I am dying to know if they are making a mistake in other instances. In other words, except for politeness (if this is really a thing?) are there any other cases where one can use "would" in the if clause? I have heard such formulations so often from people that I deemed great speakers that it's making me doubt everything I thought I knew... Please help me Arnel. : )

[@Strongmanphimmasone]

What a beautiful and intellectual teacher! Your four conditions lesson is definitely comprehensive and understandable.

[@Choi_Hyeokjin]

I think this is the best video for learning about the conditionals. If I had seen her earlier, my English would be better now. Thank you!

[@Val-bm2jo]

thanks!! i was watching your old mixed conditionals video and this one has just come out!

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Yay! Perfect timing ;)

[@user-mk9lm9co6k]

Oo, i sought a good lesson on this subject for a long time.. Thanks a lot, Arnel, for such detailed explanation. In my opinion, your grammar lessons are the best among other channels here on YT. I wish you would be more popular on youtube) You're amazing.

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Thank you so much for your nice comment! I'm truly happy you enjoyed this lesson :) :)

[@user-vj5ej7ln9p]

Were I not to have watched all your english lessons Arnel, I would not have been able to improve my English better. Thank you so much Arnel. You are so outstanding a teacher. Greetings from Greece.

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Great job with the conditional! And thank you so much :) :)

[@misy2012]

This youtube video offers the most comprehensive lesson on conditionals available.

[@sanifmahmud3304]

Arnel your teaching technic is very unique.I watch your all videos

[@Eila137]

If it weren't for you, I would not know about mixed conditionals very well. Thanks a bunch my lovely teacher. Your video lessons really help me a lot.

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

I'm so happy my lessons are helpful! Thank you so much! :) :)

[@difficult1003]

If it weren't for this lesson, I wouldn't know about this idiom. By the way, I met this grammatical construction before and every time I thought what a suspicious sentence it is?? :)😅

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Great example! It's a bit of a strange one, isn't it? :)

[@difficult1003]

@@ArnelsEverydayEnglish for sure ))

[@brunonovaes1954]

ILYSM Arnel

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Great example Bruno! I'm so happy this lesson helped you! :)

[@simonangulo1185]

Very cool lesson it’s a little hard but I understand pretty well thank you so much for the video and you always look so beautiful! ☺️❤️

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

I'm happy to hear it was challenging Simon! :)

[@johnibat]

Thank you Arnel...🙏 Very useful...👍

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Thank you John! I'm happy to hear this video was useful! :)

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[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Love your example! Thank you so much ;) ;)

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That's fantastic! Thank you so much, Arnel!

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This is one of the best videos i have watched related to English on youtube.

[@maraguo8474]

Hi Arnel, thank you for your great work on this sophisticated grammar class. I wanna know the last idiom you taught - specifically about the conditional result clause, can I use both 2nd and 3rd ones? Thanks in advance. ❤20:47

[@tonyyordanov997]

well, mixed conditionals are quite difficult, yet you’ve somehow managed to explain them really well; me personally, if I hadn’t watched this video, I’d probably still be struggling with the topic :) great channel, many thanks! :)

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I can't thank you enough honey. If I had known you before, my English would be better now. Anyways I will be able to fluent sooner or later if I persistently attain your teaching. ❤

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[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

I'm so happy to hear that! Thank you :)

[@nederlanditis8154]

What about a follow up with the subjunctive as topic? (More on a philosophical note: English grammar gets tricky in these fields due to the limited number of verb forms. Having said that, smart teachers know how to master these waters.)

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Yes the subjunctive is definitely one I have to get to!

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Yay! I'm lucky to have you as a subscriber!! :)

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[@Mahdokht27]

what a coincidence!I was thinking of a lesson related to this topic and now you uploaded it!thanks

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Wonderful! I hope this lesson helps you :)

[@Mahdokht27]

@@ArnelsEverydayEnglish sure it did:)

[@amramerabdallah1413]

Thanks for your great explanation , I would like you to help us understand role (no matter) in english especially temporal combination in role no matter

[@AmandeepKaur-un2df]

Hello, Arnel. I am from India. Than you so much! Your videos on English lessons really helped me improve my English language skill. Could you please give a lesson about using 'shall' and the difference between it and this?

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I always owe you for these wonderful lessons. You are the best teacher ever on KZbin.🥰🥰🥰

[@user-jq1zo5vj3s]

The lesson is well enjoyed. Thank you very much.

[@seenonyt2210]

Sentences of the type around 18:00-18:30 can be paraphrased by "if it is the case that xxx, then I say yyy", e.g. "if it's the case that you liked it, then my question is: why didn't you buy it?". The main clause is expressed on condition that the if-clause obtains. If it doesn't obtain, expressing the main clause is irrelevant. Another example of this type is "if you are thirsty, there's coke in the fridge". The coke is there regardless of whether people are thirsty or not, but 'if' is used to signal "I'm telling you that there's coke in case you are thirsty. If you aren't, you can ignore the main clause, because then it's not relevant to you." So such sentences can be seen as conditional, but the condition is on a different level than the other types in this video. Just a way of seeing these apparently non-conditional if-clauses, please let me know what you think.

[@brusk460]

The best description I have ever heard. Thanks alot

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If I didn't find your KZbin channel,I wouldn't be able to understand conditional grammar.You're such a superb teacher.I really appreciate that you teach us clearly with excellent ways .I'll be waiting for more videos by subscribing.You're the best🤗❤️

[@mj_padayao]

Thank you so much Arnel! I hope you break my confusion between TO BE and TO HAVE BEEN (happy to be chosen or happy to have been chosen) and TO DO vs TO HAVE DONE (to cut down the tree or to have cut down the tree)

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

That's a really good topic Maerjun! It's something I'll have to get to eventually.

[@mj_padayao]

@@HxTurtle I already know about that. The thing that I want to know is the difference between 'to be' and 'to have been' if used in sentences like 'the trash is to be thrown away' or 'to have been thrown away'.

[@mj_padayao]

@@ArnelsEverydayEnglish We are beyond blessed to have you Arnel! Never will we stop thanking you! Also, the difference between 'to do' and 'to have done' like 'happy to receive a gift' and 'happy to have received a gift'. That's something that confuses me so bad!

[@mj_padayao]

@@HxTurtle I just gave an example of TO BE and TO HAVE BEEN being used in a sentence but for your information, the example I made is not particularly wrong either. 'The trash is to be thrown away' is the formal term for 'the trash is going to be thrown away'. If you don't believe it, you can watch that lesson in one of Arnel's uploaded videos. Just search for be + to + bare infinitive. And you're wrong when you said that it was still the same because they are literally not. Grasp this example for you to further spot my point - 'I feel so happy to see you dancing on the stage.' and 'I feel so happy to have seen you dancing on the stage.' Not the thing you're pointing out, right? I hope you finally got my point.

[@annasurvilene866]

Dear Arnel! I just want to express my gratitude for your teaching videos. I've been following you for some time and you are the best! I do watch other videos, of course, and some are good, but the clarity, structure and the way you present information is outsdanding. The fact that you are beautiful to look at is a cherry on top 🙂Thank you!

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Thank you so much for your nice comment! I am really happy to hear that you enjoy my lessons :) :)

[@user-js5qg3tq2h]

I like this part.

[@DariusHerbas]

Great lesson dear teacher Arnel. Thank you so much. Blessings.

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Thank you Darius! You are so welcome! :)

[@SokhiengTim]

Thank you very much Arnel. I will be having a final exam next week. Advanced conditionals are specified in the exam.

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Good luck on your exam! I really hope this lesson helps you :)

[@shimaamady7309]

I'm an Egyptian in 5th grade and every gramer lessons I have I just listen to you

[@ngwelamin4774]

If we weren't for you,we won't have been able to learn this confused conditional Grammer in such an excellent way

[@Alwinjoseph36999]

You are really dedicated to your work❤ everything is clear to us because of your determination to make us understand topics clearly 😊

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Thank you so much for such a nice comment!! I'm so happy you think so :)

[@user-bz5zs2sz6v]

Thank you so much for such a detailed lesson! I'd just like to note that the example with Michel Bloomberg had present perfect tense (she used the verb has) instead of past participle tense when she pronounced if condition. It would be great to get comments about whether it was good or not!

[@meleina0108]

Arnel, you are an amazing teacher. 🤩 I watch most of your videos just for pleasure in my leisure times. Your content is always of high quality. If it weren't for you, we couldn't improve our English levels. 🥰

[@josephaboudeeb5665]

Thank you always for your lessons. But I hope that you'd consider dedicating some videos to answer questions, because we come across different examples in real-life uses that we don't find their explanations in the lessons.

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

You're right Joseph. It's definitely something for me to think about :)

[@user-hn4kr6fz3f]

I love the way you teach. Thank you so much teacher.

[@fredylopez2477]

No my dear Arnel, I'll never get sick and tired of hearing and listening to you and your lessons and I'll never get sick and tired of watching your beautiful face either, that'll never happen as long as I live, that's for sure. 😊👍.

[@user-tr9wq5eb6s]

🙏thank you Professor, thank you for your efforts. Your method is good. You are great at teaching the lesson. I found your channel by chance. I am lucky. I will follow all your lessons.

[@Timurlenk789]

I watch you every weekend with my notebook and pen in front of me. Thank you so much Arnel🖤🖤

[@faiaz9809]

Here My school techers think that only those 4 conditional sentences are correct and the other mixed conditionals are wrong.I doubt they listen to english conversations

[@sarcasmclub]

Is your teacher Indian/Pakistani ?

[@faiaz9809]

@@sarcasmclub They are Bangladeshi.What about yours ?

[@adityapiyash4763]

Thank you Arnel. You are my best grammer teacher❤

[@awazsaman8214]

Thank you so much, this is helping me so much for my final today i have been struggling with this topic but i understood everything so well and i love your energy and passion about explaining this once again thank you.💗💗

[@deepaks21]

Hi Arnel, could you make a video on 'It vs This' , please?

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

It's definitely on my to-do list, but I'm not sure when I'll be able to get to it :)

[@deepaks21]

@@ArnelsEverydayEnglish Okay 😊

[@pufulita]

Awesome video! Thanks, Arnel!

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Excellent Lesson.Thanks Arnel

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You're an awesome teacher ❤

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Excelent video!!! Thank you so much!!!! ❤❤❤

[@user-bq9mr5pb3d]

If I encountered Arnel accidentally somewhere, I would have died quickly. So I hope to keep on watching you on only KZbin channels. Thank you for your great lesson.

[@nelsonromero6151]

If I hadn't started to watch this lesson, I wouldn't learned all about the mixed conditions with you😇

[@theb.i.t.1128]

If it weren't for the video, I wouldn't be able to distinguish mixed conditionals. Thanks a lot ma'am

[@anp2008123]

hi Arnel, a top-notch lesson indeed 👍. Just one question about the unofficial mixed conditional example: was it a typo in the example starting "If you want to paint your kitchen, l would..." Instead should it be "If I want to paint my kitchen...." ?

[@user-rv2ij2mz8c]

I'm from Brazil and I love your lessons

[@STENOGRAPHER_JUNCTION]

Hi Arnel's i am from India i was very confused in this topic after watched this video my doubt solved with crystal clear Thanks a lot ❤❤

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Thanks Arnel, you are an amazing teacher

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Great lesson teacher Arnel. :3

[@salehmohammednasseralobidi5880]

Amazing ❤❤ Could U explain us Subjunctive grammar?

[@epsilon-5494]

Exellent work Arnel. Do you speak any other language besides English? 🗣

[@brusk460]

What a wonderful teaching,

[@elkilly777]

If it were not for Arnel, I would have not improved my English skills. Greetings from Colombia.

[@Marigold-sc4pk]

Nice class mam... Could you please teach the difference between make & create??

[@juliethalvarez9316]

I love your videos. You are the best teacher ❤

[@manuelgordillo520]

I was nearly crying when you told us if it weren't for the supportive comunity....I would not have have overcome the challenges. lol.. As usual good job. It is true, when we speak sometimes "borrowing " odd "made by ourselves " conditionals.

[@user-dr5rl8ox3v]

perfect ur english is good and fun am excited about ur eg's continue

[@vylianv]

Your teaching is awesome ❤

[@habinsha8037]

will there be 2 part soon?

[@myowin09]

If I hadn't studied hard, I wouldn't pass the exam.

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Very nice! :)

[@eustaquiozambrano2974]

Thank a lot Queen. Have a great weekend Arnnel 👍

[@Deepakmanghani]

Hello Arnel, Your way of teaching is really fabulous. I wanna ask you that you're teaching American English or British English? Thanks

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AE

[@ERFAN335]

The best of the best teacher❤️

[@waiyanminkhant6477]

Very Good 🍀💪

[@fredylopez2477]

Hi Arnel, how's it going ?. You know Arnel that expression sounds a little weird to me 'cause in the example of the video the guy said: "If it weren't for this man, I'd be standing here dead". It sounds strange to me because; "If he were dead, he couldn't stand", I mean, to me the correct expression would be: - If it weren't for this man, I'd be dead. Or. - If it weren't for this man, I wouldn't be standing here. # Well, this is my point of view Arnel BUT I know I can be wrong and if I do, would you be so kind to explain it to me (us) please. ?. Thank you very much in advance for the answer and the video lesson Arnel 👍.

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Oh yes, I see what you mean. It was a joke and I should have explained that in my lesson. When we are dead we obviously can't stand, so the joke is he would still be standing, but dead. I hope this clarifies things? :) *Your two examples are perfectly correct, though.

[@fredylopez2477]

@@ArnelsEverydayEnglish Thank you very much for clearing up Arnel, now it makes sense what this guy said, it was just a joke but I didn't get it, 👍 and thanks for the compliment, I'm just trying to do my best.

[@Prometheus1923]

it is very helpul lesson to learn it, thx a lot

[@user-oo6jc2qf6y]

If it weren’t for Arnel, I would be still confused about mixed conditionals. Thank you