ENGLISH GRAMMAR IN CONTEXT - CONDITIONALS | Talking about my terrace using all the conditionals.

ENGLISH GRAMMAR IN CONTEXT - CONDITIONALS. Talking about my terrace. British English
Zero, first, second, third, mixed conditional examples.
How many conditionals can you identify as I give you a quick tour of my little terrace full of plants?
Let me know how you did in the comments 🙂
Here are the other conditional videos;
• Video
• ADVANCED CONDITIONALS ...
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[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

How many of the 11 conditional sentences did you spot? There were one or two tough ones in there!

[@kabe33]

All of them, Ben ;)

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

I knew you would, Brigitte! 😄

[@kabe33]

@@tothepointenglishwithben. I had doubts concerning one of them ;)

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

The 'unless' one?

[@kabe33]

@@tothepointenglishwithben. exactly ;) For that one I concentrated on the meaning, not grammar

[@Crisguay]

It's great to discover some of these old videos of yours to keep learning. It's quite a surprise when, out of the blue, one of them pops up on my screen with a new topic... That's when I realize I'm a "tothepointer", and I'm so proud of it!!! Thanks, Ben. 😇 BTW, I love these kinds of quizzes!!! 👍

[@zsofiasemjen4017]

Conditional Oasis - Awesome

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

😀

[@soniamayrink3295]

Great idea...nice terrace...I spotted only5, I had to see the videio twice because I was paying attention to the plants. Thanks, professor. Happy and Healthy 2023.🎄🎄

[@ChristinaKostyrko]

Best type of lessons I’ve ever seen

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

You're very kind 🙂

[@marylkap6498]

Not only could you be the next David Attenborough - you are much better 😊 Plus, thank God you've moved to Asturia!

[@ritagreco3359]

Such a fantastic chat!!!! Thank you Ben, you can't imagine how useful and interesting and funny and nice and helpful your lessons are😂😘and how lucky I'm in listening to your lessons. Thank you again and please, take care in Madrid 🙏❤️

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

What a lovely comment! Thanks so much Rita 🙂

[@ritagreco3359]

@@tothepointenglishwithben. 😘👍

[@ritagreco3359]

Btw, I forgot to add that in my modest opinion you're a good guy 'cause you love plants and animals, so thumbs up 😂👍

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Thanks Rita. My dream is to have a big garden with lots of dogs! 😄 At the moment, I'll have to make do with a little terrace and just one dog! 😂

[@kabe33]

Way to go, Ben! That makes grammar fun and thus motivating.

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

🕺👍

[@Krmly]

Top notch class!!

[@madcowfrombengal]

Nice bro, keep it up.

[@dariorobson]

this is gold!!

[@sayedabdul9028]

Great

[@thechatbox18]

Hey Ben this was cool! Great practice, I felt like fishing or haunting for conditional sentences! I got 10 and those mixed conditional were hard to catch. I didn't know you had such green thumb my friend. Thank you!

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

I don't really have a green thumb (or green fingers - BrE) but I enjoy being surrounded with plants.

[@LearnEnglishWithOlivia]

Great idea 💡

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

🙂 Thanks!

[@TeacherZdenek]

Great video Ben!!! Lovely plants as well :)

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

🙂Thanks Zdenek!

[@nameeraakhtar5403]

That's really great one.👍👍👍 You are such a great teacher. I am inspired by you. If I had known about your videos earlier, I would be proficient today. (Mixed ) I hope I used it well in my sentence. Well again thanks a lot Sir. Make more videos and inspire all of us by your lecture 💕❣️💜☺️😇👍 One more thing which I need to add is background music is really classy and I liked it . I do hear it twice when I open your videos 😅😃😃 (first conditional) *Make me correct if I am wrong somewhere in my sentence*

[@easyenglishtatyana7651]

Thanks o lot You teach fantastically ❤❤❤😊😮😮

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Thanks!

[@fernandoalba1463]

Excellent Ben! I think the flowers at 5.55 are Impatiens walleriana (known as Alegría del Hogar here). 🤔

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Thanks Fernando! I love the Spanish name. Apparently, in English they're called Busy Lizzies... also a great name 😁 How are things in Ushuaia?

[@fernandoalba1463]

@@tothepointenglishwithben. Ben! Springtime is here, and I love it! Long days, short nights, bumblebees, flowers! Also new covid cases ☹. And waiting for my little girl! She will be born within the first week in December, so I'm absolutly excited!

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Congratulations Fernando!! 🕺 That's great news!....and enjoy the spring!

[@ataheri5514]

Hi Ben and thanks for the fantastic videos you produce. You once said "If Madrid weren't such a dry city", but why were? Shouldn't it be was?

[@Krmly]

😍😍😍

[@ijustcarryon]

Hi Ben, I subscribed to your channel because I found amazing your accent. I am living in London missing a lot my land,Spain. Question: having a B2 level which book would you recommended to prepare CPE level? I need vocabulary more than a grammar book ( I got already an advanced one ) do you know any other apart from Cambridge's stuff? Good video btw! Felices fiestas 🌲

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Hi Maria... glad to have you as a subscriber! I know how you feel about missing home... for me it's the other way, of course. From B2 to C2 proficiency is quite a big jump but it's doable, especially as you're living in an English speaking country. You really need to read as much as possible in English and pay attention to the vocabulary, take notes and compile your own personal dictionary. Learn advanced linking words, common collocations and phrasal verbs. Passing the CPE is more about surrounding yourself with English than studying from a book. Having said that, as an extra resource, this book is good: www.amazon.com/Grammar-Vocabulary-Cambridge-Advanced-Proficiency/dp/0582518210 Have you seen my video on how to prepare for the Cambridge exams? kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZSymZyvi6mhbrM

[@ijustcarryon]

@@tothepointenglishwithben. Thanks a lot for your advice as taking the time to reply really. I saw it yes! Anyway I am listening to some audiobooks on YT. Enjoy your Xmas! Cheers

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

That's great.... but, for vocabulary, reading is more effective than audiobooks. Enjoy the rest of your Christmas too.. I hope you have the chance to visit Spain soon 🤞

[@ruthandres2243]

I love your plants Ben. Pitty they need to hear such a big noise

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

The noise... and the pollution, Matilde. They seem to be healthy though. 🌱🙂

[@user-ek2tb8lg3p]

You are creative teacher, Ben! But admiring your oasis I've just forgotten about conditionals! By the way I would call your terrace as "quaint" one, really pretty & charming (using word from one of your videos!). Is it correct usage? Thank you!

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Yes, you can use quaint here

[@user-ek2tb8lg3p]

@@tothepointenglishwithben. Thank you

[@kukslifr1421]

Hello Ben. I have one extremely crucial question to you. In school they teach me, that it is prohibited to use would somewhere near with "if". but you sad in your garden " if I would filmed this in spring, the terrace would be full of flowers" 1) which conditional is this? would + past tense- would + present simple? which condition is this? not zero,first,second,third,mixed which is this? 2) and why had you used with if would? is it permitted?

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

You misunderstood, Nika. I said "If I'd filmed this in spring...". "I'd" here is a contraction of "I had" not "I would". It's an example of the mixed conditional.

[@mariabarbaraparisi6163]

He said " if I'd filmed....which Is the short form of had not of wuold.