Conditionals 0, 1, 2, 3 | English Grammar Lesson | B2-Upper Intermediate

[@AngloLinkEnglish]

Amoudikom, You can put the 'if' clause first or second: If I have time, I'll do it. I'll do it if I have time.

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Said that the data modicum of the

[@kavithakc6191]

Anglo-Link if you would have bit fatter you can wear this. (basically she is thin). is this right sentence.

[@richman9523]

kavitha kc no it is wrong "If you were fatter, you would wear this."

[@hamzadlimi9802]

conditional 2 ... you said ..... if I were a lawyer??? I was .. not I were

[@mellyluo8246]

Why we use past simple in the 2nd conditional and with the adverb of time tomorrow?

[@AngloLinkEnglish]

@Mars Chan In many situations you can use either the 1st of the 2nd conditional. However, as I explain in this lesson, the connotation changes: 'I know you will not believe me if I tell you.' means there is a HIGH probability that I will now tell you, even if you don't believe me. 'I know you would not believe me if I told you.' means I am debating with myself whether to tell you or not. The probability of me telling you is now lower than in the first sentence. The same is true for your other example. By using the second conditional, he is saying: 'we can but it is unlikely that we will.'

[@AngloLinkEnglish]

This is another use of 'would' as a synonym for 'used to' (frequent action in the past). I clarify this usage in my lesson called 'Modal Verbs: will, shall, would'.

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[@hayastankhachatryan2655]

+Anglo-Link May I say "Would you follow me, please? I will show you your room." instead of "If you'd follow me, I will show you your room."

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If I had studied with you sooner,I would have learned these conditionals faster . thank you very much.

[@AngloLinkEnglish]

Juan Segura Excellent example of the Third Conditional! Thank you, Juan.

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The best of all the conditional teaching

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Thanks a lot!

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[@AngloLinkEnglish]

Amoudikom, You are right, and these two sentences are in the Present Perfect Continuous Tense, not Present Perfect Simple.

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can I ask you Question please ?.when we use type 3 and type 2 .what is the différant betwen them

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xLatinMan A great conditional sentence! Well done. I'm very glad my lesson has been helpful to you. You will find similar lessons and other practice materials on my website www.anglo-link.com under 'Video Lessons' and 'Exercises'.

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Thank you for explaining that, that's very helpful. You did a very good job at describing the how and when should use conditionals.

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Your video on this topic is by far the best I´ve seen so far. It´s very clear and detailed, containing all pertaining information. Good work. Thanks so much.

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[@micfajardo799]

Can we use the article " the" for conditional 0? example: The egg breaks if you drop it on the floor thanks!

[@AngloLinkEnglish]

Usually not because you're expressing a general fact rather than talking about a specific egg: Eggs break if you drop them on the floor.

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[@luisfernandez48]

I have a doubt in the conditional 2 you put this example " If I saw her tomorrow..." You were using past simple with a future marker it this righ?

[@AngloLinkEnglish]

When you see the past tense in the second conditional, don't think of it as a past 'tense', just a form (past subjunctive) that changes the degree of probability: I think I will see her >> If I see her (high probability)... I don't think I will see her >> If I saw her (low probability) You can also say: If I were to see her tomorrow ...

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I'm a bit confused is a conditional a 2 part sentence containing if clause and the main clause or is it just the if sentence?

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Excellent Irene! I'm really happy that this lesson has helped you understand the Conditionals. Happy studies!

[@valerinveny9960]

Thank you so much miss💕 But may I ask something? How about the "mixed conditional"? It exists right? It's the mix of the second conditional with third conditional.

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Minoo, thank you! Very clear lesson. On my notes something that helped me made see it even more logical was puting the four conditionals on a sheet of paper : the conditional 0 at the bottom and the conditional 3 at the top of the page, conditionals 1 and 2 in between. The higher on the page the higher the uncertainty of the action that depends on the condition. Like in the mountains: the higher the altitude, the thinner the air.

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You're welcome, Manuel! That's a great way of remembering the concepts.

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[@shaamsularefin1644]

great examples with clear explanation. thank you. i have just a little doubt why 2 second condition use past form of verb where we talking about the present situation.

[@AngloLinkEnglish]

You're welcome, Shaamsul. The past 'form' of the verb here is not a tense. It is a form (possibly the equivalent of Past Subjunctive in other languages) that denotes a low probability.

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+Marquis Morillot Beautifully constructed conditionals and most eloquent! Many thanks!

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[@AngloLinkEnglish]

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[@yohannesmeseker1354]

is it correct to say 'if i saw her tomorrow'

[@AngloLinkEnglish]

Yes. 'saw' here is not the past tense but the past subjunctive mood used in Conditional 2 sentences.

[@yohannesmeseker1354]

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[@mohammadafrazi1172]

Is it true if we say: If I have had a good breakfast I study well.? If so, is it Conditional 0? Thank you in advance.

[@AngloLinkEnglish]

Yes, Mohammad. That is a correct Conditional 0 sentence.

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@@AngloLinkEnglish in conditional 0 sentence the "if" clause is with present tense

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[@AngloLinkEnglish]

+Anisa Alija You're welcome, Anisa.

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If i saw her tomorrow !!!??? is it really correct ?? Past simple with Tomorrow ??

[@AngloLinkEnglish]

+Carl Badjou As I explain in the lesson, the use of the Past Simple form (it is not a tense here) in the second conditional is to show low or zero probability.

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+Anglo-Lin I can´t get it, so it´s an example ,like to show that it is zero probability ? I think I´m confused

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[@u4890]

But you should probably use "the next day", or "the following day", instead of "tomorrow", are you genuine English actually, because I might have spotted a couple of mistakes here?

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we never use was we must use were with all prononsition just conditional type 3

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Yes, Amine. I believe you want to say in Conditional type 2, we must only use 'were'. However, in spoken English, you may hear native speakers use 'was'.

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Can I say : If I had seen her, I would've spoken to her.( using the contraction) Instead of ( I would have spoken to her.)

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Yes, certainly. That's what you would say when you're speaking.

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It is a most full and understandable lesson about Conditionals I have ever seen

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Thank you, Omar! Excellent Conditional 3 sentence!

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10:00 There in Special case the "If clause" is a 1st conditional or Zero Conditional? (Because both "If clause" is in present simple. So, It can be zero Conditionals + imperative too. Right?)

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