Conditionals -- second & third conditionals (English Grammar)

"If I had watched the lesson, I would have known the answer." OH NO!!! MORE CONDITIONALS!!! Learn about the 'Second Conditional' and 'Third Conditional' in English. I'll teach you when we use them, and what the structures are. After watching the lesson, you'll be able to answer the question -- "What would you do if you had a million dollars?"
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[@bayanalhomaid349]

thank you, Jennifer. :P

[@zohaibhaneef7049]

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[@jusaiwifi]

You are welcome

[@Dragonknight761]

If I had a million dollars, I would have a million dollars.

[@Dragonknight761]

It was meant as a joke, though...But still thanks xD.

[@elizabethenglishteacher9070]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

[@Dragonknight761]

Elizabeth English Teacher Sarcastic laugh ? Seems like it.

[@CooperTony13]

Lol) In Peter's style))

[@yesterday.7509]

Speech 100

[@matteoheitkamp9890]

Thank you, I'm from Germany and I write an exam with the Conditionals and your video helped me so much

[@onlydeea1]

In the main clause of the 2nd conditional we have modal( would/might /could) + short infinitive of the main verb (not present simple): If you invited her to the party, she would come (which is infinitive, not "comes"- present simple for 3rd person singular). But all in all, beautiful presentation. 😊

[@raulitoferryandreu9469]

I'm a spanish guy and tomorrow I'm having an important english test.Thanks proffesor you have resolved all my questions about the conditionals.

[@user-uj8sy7iq5t]

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[@sarahikramechekroune]

Good luck 😶

[@humbv10]

WTF he just explained 2nd and 3rd conditional in 5 min!!!!!! Thanks I have no doubts at all.

[@shahabaszr1517]

fuck of bitch if u want learn ok better than u

[@ritvikgiri3041]

@@shahabaszr1517 why are you even scolding like that to him????

[@norova11]

I wish I had teachers like this... . Thank you for explanation.

[@dzgn4831]

same here...

[@catafolloque]

@@dzgn4831 merhaba tanışalımmı

[@swaglidangadu8127]

If I had a teacher like this, I would have passed the exam.

[@sagsagi3]

It was a nice video, but you didn't really distinguish among the differences between both Second Conditional and Third Conditional. And that is why I still sit in front of my homework, trying to realize when should I use Second Conditional and when should I use the Third Conditional.

[@sagsagi3]

You gave me the clearest explanation about this subject. Yet, the rules related to conditional sentences are completely different in my own native language, and that is why I find Third Conditional very hard to use, especially while talking.

[@entrada8930]

But one English example is not correct. CORRECT: "If I had studied English earlier, I would speak it better now." And while the second example is technically correct, it is awkward because it sounds like you have spent all the money and are no longer a billionaire. BETTER: "If I had played the lottery, I would be a billionaire."

[@davidvasqz4934]

@@entrada8930 you're the best. If they don't understand you, they are fools.

[@valdezenglishcourses]

Excellent video.In English we use the simple past for the if clause as Jon said but for those who speak Spanish they have to translate using the subjuntive for example: if I had ... si yo tuviera, if I won ... si you ganara... The third conditional uses the past perfect for the if clause for example if I had studied ... I would have passed ...Si hubiera estudiado ... habria pasado... Keep on doing videos like these, Jon.You are helping a lot of English learners.

[@Sentencecenterwriting]

The lesson was clear and concise - great job!

[@OozZqaR]

Thanks you! , that was so helpful.

[@gusmclaren3664]

Very good lesson, thanks a lot !!!

[@emanadal6420]

I really enjoyed your lesson. Cheers.

[@alireza98325]

Thanks Jennifer! Now I know how to use conditionals

[@LuisAlayon]

Thank you Jon

[@NahianSoltana]

Your vedio removed my confusion between 2nd and 3 rd condition... Thanks a lot

[@saurabhsethy2937]

Awesome lecture!

[@reamaesenocmaureal7396]

Thank you very much, it's a big help for me. :D

[@chahat8287]

his latest video was 11 years back. still, this helped a lot.

[@saurabhsethy2937]

Top-notch video! Hope to see more videos in future.

[@ghstly8609]

Thx for the video I’m German and in 3 days we will write an exam bout that so you’re vid really helped me remember this and get to understand it again :D

[@SOLORIDERBITCH]

Very useful thanks a lot ✌️

[@meriemmsr1454]

The lesson was easy to be understood and that thanks to your simple, funny explanation

[@plenghub3605]

Love this video from cambodia💖

[@benicombsable]

Actually on a positive note, I had been looking for a video with these distractions for my class, as what NOT to do during a speech or presentation. So thank you! The ah, ummmmmmm oh my gosh...

[@martinet1985]

+benicombsable LOL :D

[@lidiamartinezperez2284]

Thank you so much!

[@lucialadiosa15]

Hi: thanks for this video, it has been very useful for to to understand the 2nd and 3rd conditionals and if i had a million dollars i'd save some money, also i'd pay my mother's debts, besides i'd travel to Egypt and finally i'd donate a considerable amount of money to charity, byeee

[@MardinUzeri]

nice explanation, thanks! :-)

[@ampmat]

Great video!

[@radioactivehands]

I love the jump in

[@Antonella-nb8ie]

thank you that helps me because i'm not an English native speaker 👍

[@larisajaaskelainen7137]

Perfect!

[@m.s.6219]

ENGVID>COM is amazing, You are making study easy! thanks a lot~!

[@user-nq7ye8lm7u]

Thank you!

[@SRT_ALI784]

Thanks 🧡

[@eltonleonardo1]

"If I were you " is the most common form BUT You can hear in an informal conversation " If I was you"

[@user-26394]

thank you Jennifer ^^

[@marcoholl]

Jon, you should write de rules for 2nd and 3rf conditionals on board, only a sugestions, dont take it bad. Great class

[@jlromano92]

Thanks you so much for sharing ;)

[@borafaslliaj1763]

Thank you 🙏

[@jorojas1872]

thank you so much

[@user-ch4yg1km9b]

شكرا لك استاذ lm from lraq but l can understand * your teaching ☺🙇 thanks

[@zuziatrojanowska8877]

hahah if i milion dolar i would give fat

[@rabiaali2176]

hi love your lesson

[@boybenj05]

amazing english video lesson

[@thierryfernando6569]

Why not? I'm good people and I deserve part of your million dollars. :)

[@heidivarga1127]

I love You teach wonderfull

[@anasaiwhaib]

thanks a lot

[@100meterWR]

very nice!

[@heidivarga1127]

Bravo teacher explain

[@anahyarinsani3850]

What's the difference between could might and would and when do we use each one of them

[@balochkhan8419]

if i were your student, i could get many things.

[@lakhi_kant]

I were....? 🤔❌ "Or" I was...✔️

[@GospodinJean]

If i had a million dollars ........ I'd give most to this teacher lol

[@saidichahinez1484]

Thank you Jennifer 😂 😍

[@Abusaad1390]

teacher john or anybody knows .. how can i ask by the second conditionals ??

[@alonsotime1786]

hi jon, i dont know if you remember me ,we used to work in an institute in arequipa -peru ,I am rodolfo , now I live and work in lima ,greetings and I hope you are well.

[@farahtesnim8476]

Thank you

[@kul7622]

شكرا استاذ

[@-_-4565]

Спасибо (It had realy helped to me ) thank you :)

[@lianachniw4378]

Very Cool Batman -_- привет!) почему именно так? Как понять твоё предложение?) я запуталась)))) Thank you! It has helped me. Нет? Почему had helped и почему to me?) Теперь мне нужна помощь))))

[@ridhulg1]

Thanks it will help me for tomorrows exam

[@rocmondraan211]

thanks!!

[@marian.ortegav.7480]

If I have studied harder, I'd have better chances to get a scholarship this semester....(is this also correct?) Thanks for the videos!

[@jianqingshi7446]

If I had studied harder, I would have got better chance to get a scholarship ...

[@sagyngulraimbekova2146]

because when we give advice we should use "If I were you" structure that means If I were in your place

[@umarshahid6441]

Isn't 'I would have passed' future perfect and not present perfect like you said?

[@HashimKhan-lf6mb]

thatnkx its really help me alot. bro i juxt have a one confusion in the concept of '' would have been''.. ? Can someone clarifies or give me some stuff of it. i 'll be very thankfull...

[@aminaabdelmohcine7615]

Interesting👍👍

[@fattyparis]

thanks jon for another great lesson. if i had a million dollar, i would buy my mother a house.

[@karraralhasan9352]

can you please tell me which one of these sentences is the right to say 1- if I'm facing a group of people I would run away 2- if I was facing a group of people I would run away

[@alexjungbluthpunx]

thank u Jennifer :P

[@lilyezzeldeen8695]

This is was so simplified

[@adanalejandromoreiramartin8734]

Thanks

[@pilominia9677]

Why you stopt uploading videos man ? You are good !

[@aptekawarszawa9716]

I am curious about 2nd conditional and the inversion issue. As for sentences like this: "If you were my son, I would bla bla bla" the inversion is "Were you my son, I would bla bla bla'' but for sentences like this: 'If you changed your name, I would not find you" the inversion will be: "Were you to change your name, I would not find you" ??? Is that correct ??? and second question: Is this sentence correct at all: "If you were to change your name. I would not find you" ???

[@wannalearnenglish5916]

Apteka Warszawa Yes, everything is correct, just put a comma instead of a point in the last example)

[@raffaojeda]

Gracias for the lesson :)

[@ivonatabakova2071]

If I had a million dollars, I would give a part of them for my company.

[@samarmohammed9005]

Make conditional sentence as suggested. 1. He fell sick just before the exam. So he failed. (third conditional) can any1 help me with this??

[@mysecretplacewithyou]

If he hadn't felt sick just before the exam, he wouldn't have failed.

[@rhmanrhman4818]

samar mohammed if he hadn't been sick be4 the exam, he wouldn't have failed it.

[@FBGZ]

if he had not felt sick he would have passed the exam.

[@missfortune4142]

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[@ibrahimibrahimov6952]

Knk, gercekden oldumu?

[@ibrahimibrahimov6952]

Lutfen cevap ver:)

[@rebeca20119]

thanks

[@rhmanrhman4818]

If I had a million dollars, I would wish to have another one.

[@terstroos2794]

Nice thankyou

[@andersonalejandroalbacubil4066]

Hey teacher, more videos please

[@user-wu5lk9pv3h]

If a had a million dollares, I'd buy everything.

[@simonetruglia]

Is this sentence correct? If I had born in a country where the people speak English, now I wouldn't have needed of this video, but I was Born in Italy so I need it or is it: If I was born? or: If I were born? or: If I had been born? Oh, I'm very confused about this!

[@raghadkhalid4970]

+Simone Truglia If I was born in a country where the people speak English, I wouldn't need this video.

[@martinet1985]

+Simone Truglia If I'd been born in an English-speaking country, I wouldn't have needed (if it refers to the past)/I wouldn't need (now) that/this video.

[@mysecretplacewithyou]

You might also say it like this: "If I had been born in a country where people spoke English, I wouldn't have needed this video. But I was born in Italy, so I need it." / you can replace the phrase "a country where people spoke English" with "an English-speaking country", because this way sounds better. You can also change the position of the "IF CLAUSE" in the sentence: "I wouldn't have needed this video if I had been born in an English-speaking country." I hope that helps you out with your doubts.

[@ahmelq]

1:50 what's that ?

[@MARIO13SIMSESPECIAL]

+Ahmed Al-Elq If you're talking about the sound, it was the friction between the board and his finger.

[@arm_5771]

Ahmed Al-Elq He looks like a gay

[@maximooxoby9578]

A fart

[@MrMusaab2001]

@@arm_5771 dumb ass it is called he looks gay not a gay it is not a thing it is that you are a dumb ass and you should probably go learn some grammar from him

[@shivamkhandelwal9327]

Ronnie is the best ....

[@user-yn8rr2uc2c]

what is different mean with if i had a million dollars, i'd buy a house and if i had had a million dollars, i'd have bought a house. the 2nd sentence can be regret?? it is same mean each other?

[@JorgeGaran]

신수민 the first one you are talking about an unreal situation, imagination. In the second one it's an impossible situation, talking about the past

[@mariam11909]

Thank you , tomorrow is my english exam wish me some luck.

[@huzizach]

Did you pass?

[@TutoArabe1]

Zach Hitchcock xD

[@knowledgekhmer8198]

If i had gone to Paris,i could haved visited you.

[@francisjebebulac981]

If he had stolen the golds, he has had a huge palace.. Is it correct?

[@zainabjavaid6315]

If he had stolen the gold, he would have a huge palace.

[@EAGLE-of6th]

Great

[@felvin7774]

You should have written the structure of the two conditionals, just a suggestion.

[@elbouazzaouikassimi7300]

merci

[@latikanimawat1413]

thanku

[@DanielAleksanderJensen]

If I were to have a million dollars I would invest them into myself

[@ooKALEVoo]

and when I asked my teacher, she told me You was thinking a lot. jajajaja

[@Mr__B.]

'Might' or 'could' can be used instead of 'would'.

[@michaelyeung5705]

Agree with you

[@user-vl4ut7nq6o]

no .. we use it in first conditional

[@forzablida]

WHY WE USE HAD I DONT UNDERSATND PLZ TEACHER

[@r4yh1n]

“If I had a million dollars and I I’d liked u I still would give u the most of it” Me beast : ....

[@danielhuelgas5355]

If I had a million dollars, I might visit my cousin in Germany.

[@nasronasro-pd3sr]

Second type is so difficult to understand it

[@vhboozer]

If I had watched this video before, I would have passed the semester =(