First or Second Conditional? English Grammar Practice

Wondering when to use first and second conditional in English? Learn with me and hang around for the Conditionals Quiz at the end!
The 1st Conditional:
We use it to talk about things that are POSSIBLE in the future and have a LIKELY chance of happening!
IF + present simple, WILL + bare infinitive verb
EG: If I miss the bus, I will take a taxi.
The 2nd Conditional:
Use it to talk about IMPOSSIBLE present situations and UNLIKELY future situations
IF + past simple, WOULD + bare infinitive verb
EG: If I missed the bus, I would take a taxi.
Stick about for the QUIZ at the end of the lesson to practice what you learn!
Watch the complete mmmEnglish Conditionals playlist here: • English Conditionals
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00:00 Introduction
01:15 Re-cap conditionals knowledge
02:09 First conditional
03:01 Second conditional
04:32 First v second conditionals
10:46 Without if - unless
11:36 Without if - as long as
12:28 Without if - supposing
13:29 Conditionals quiz
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1.We had been waiting for the bus an hour, when finally the bus arrived. 2.He had working at the supermarket for a long time, when one day he became the manager. Or past perfect simple: He had been worked at the supermarket before he became the manager. 3. He had been spending the afternoon cooking, when the dinner guests cancelled. Thank you for lesson. I had been watching your video, when I found the answer for my question.

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[@jethalalgada1132]

no. 2 should be If I cook spicy food, my child will not eat it.

[@Kingelodeon]

@@jethalalgada1132 won't is a abbrevation for will not

[@Kingelodeon]

3 and 4 should probably use suppose since your supposed to imagine it. for example: 3. Suppose your dog ran away, i would feel horrible 4. suppose i ran out of coffee, i would buy some more

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[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

"If I got a promotion at work I'd be able to afford the car." ✔️ "If i ran out of coffee I wouldn't be able to work productively." ✔️

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Your answer for the third situation doesn’t make sense logically if the dog ran away then the dog will be lost she wouldn’t ask you again, there is no dog. Am I right ?

[@hayaalkahwaji1873]

My answer is : supposing your dog ran away, I will feel horrible

[@richmck007]

Haya Al kahwaji ...I would feel horrible, not will...It is a hypothetical situation.

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[@britneysbreakdown2721]

These are my sentences: 1. If I got a promotion at work, I'd be able to afford a new car. // Unless I got a promotion at work, I wouldn't be able to afford a new car. 2. If I make a spicy dish for dinner, my child won't eat it. // As long as I don't make a spicy dish for dinner, my child will eat anything. 3. Supposing that your dog ran away, I'd feel horrible. 4. Supposing that I ran out of coffee, I'd just go buy some more!

[@MasTriji]

2. If I "made"....

[@leonkennedyenjoyer]

@@MasTriji no, that's 1st conditional

[@drivingtips2853]

If I get a promotion at work, I'll be able to afford a new car...... first conditional

[@arunpanda5438]

Situation 1 describes hypothetical situation. (Conditional 2) Supposing I were promoted, I would buy a car.

[@arunpanda5438]

Situation 2 describes Conditional 1. If I cook spicy dish for dinner, my child will not eat. Unless I cook non spicy dish for dinner, my child will not eat.

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Hello mam, I am watching your channel from last week and I am experiencing some good improvement in my grammar. Thank a lot for making such videos. And here are sentences based on the situations that you had given in the quiz. Feel free to suggest the required correction. Thanks. 1. If I got promoted, I'd buy a car. 2. If I cook spicy dinner, my son will not eat it. 3. Supposing your dog ran away, would you forgive me? 4. If I ran out of coffee, I'd go to the market. I am looking forward to get my sentences checked. Thanks. 😊

[@davidpfol]

why not got a promotion?

[@haha-tk2dg]

can we use as long as in the 2nd sentence?

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Dear Emma thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. I would be grateful if you could answer my question because I feel a bit confused. Do we only use active voice with the conditional sentences? Thank you in advance

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[@blue-mr5ju]

■ First vs. Second conditional 04:59, 06:45, 07:31, 08:09, 08:51 ■ Unless 10:57, 11:15, 11:21, 11:27 ■ As long as 11:45, 11:57, 12:07, 12:12, 12:16 ■ Supposing (that) 12:41, 12:52, 13:02, 13:07

[@blue-mr5ju]

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[@silviatodorova5268]

Thank you Emma, great explanations and examples! These are my answers: If I got a promotion, I would buy a new car; If I cooked a spicy meal, my child would not eat it; Supposing that your dog ran away, I would feel horrible; and the last one really applies to me: If I ran out of coffee, I would be very upset.

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[@qs7b]

was*

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@Adel. Eugele was right. In conditional sentence, there are no “was” every verb “was” turn into “were” in the past form.

[@qs7b]

@@hieuanhphan3056 i don't think so

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@Adel. You can check it in google

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I was missing my favourite, prettiest teacher!! If it doesn't rain soon, the lake will dry up!!. If I watch Emma's videos, I am going to be a better teacher. I have a question: In the first conditional, can we combine present + present? I am in America and I was taught at the University it's possible!!!

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Thanks for practicing with me Jose! Great examples. present + present is the Zero Conditional. Use it to talk about facts. For example, "If it rains a lot, the river rises."

[@jogrereco]

@@mmmEnglish_Emma thanks. The fact is I was taught like this: conditional types I, II and III. I see there is more. Gracias miles!!!!

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@@md.sajjadkhan Hy thanks

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If I ran out of coffee, I'd ask a little bit of it to my neighbour.

[@dolcarvalho3017]

Hi Emma! I loved this lesson. Here are my answers: 1 - My friend's birthday is next week. If I forget it, she will get upset with me. 2 - If get a promotion, I'll buy an expensive car. 3 - If I cook a spicy dish for dinner, my child won't eat.

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If I ran out of coffee, I would feel lost for the entire day!

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Hello Emma! Will you accept a new student? Yes, here I am. Thank you so much for your wonderful presentation! I like it very much, especially your gesture!! Awesome!! Being an African I struggle often times with my English grammar through I studied it from elementary to college level. When I found your lessons on KZbin I can’t tell you how much I was excited - I hope you will make me a good student. Here are my answers for your quizzes Situation 1 2nd Conditional If I got a promotion at my work I would bought a new car. Situation 2 1st Conditional If I cook a spicy food for dinner my child will not eat it. Situation 3 2nd Conditional If my friend asked me to take care their dog while they’re on holidays I would feel horrible if it ran away. Situation 4 2nd Conditional If I ran out of coffee I knew what would actually happened.

[@jaychen2382]

Hi, Emma, long term follower of your videos, which are awesome, is it possible that you can talk about how to use nouns properly, in particular on when to apply plural form of the nouns. Such as when you refer to a noun, from what i have noticed, native speakers tend to use its plural form instead of singular. Many thanks.

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If I don't put my foot down and ask for a divorce, he won't divorce me. If I cook a spicy food it means my children won't eat it. And I will have to order a pizza for them to eat. Thank you so much Teacher Emma ❤️💕💙❤️💙

[@md.sajjadkhan]

Unless I get the promotion, I won't be able to afford my dream car.

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Got

[@galinadanilova4532]

A nice form of representing Conditionals.I'll recommend the video to the children.Thank you.

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Thanks Emma you are an excellent Teacher, best regards!!

[@ganeaangela3944]

Supposing the dog ran away, I'd feel terrible. As long as I have coffee, I'll be happy.

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If she finish the foods, she will eat If I remember her lesson I’ll understand

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[@Muhibbi938]

If I remember my friend's birthday I'll get her a present If anybody at work had talked to me about the possibility of a promotion, I would be able to afford it If my friend asked me to take care of their dog I would feel horrible if the dog ran away 😓 ı guess I am wrong

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Great!!

[@richmck007]

Your second sentence does not use the type two conditional. It is called a Mixed conditional sentence because you used the Past perfect simple tense ( had talked...) with the Present simple as a result of the past ( would be able to afford...)

[@richmck007]

Jyothi Sithara As long as he finishes his homework, he can go out to play. If he does not finish his homework, he cannot go out to play. Both sentences mean the same idea. They are examples of “Zero type conditionals” where the first part of the sentence ( If he does not finish...) is in the Present Simple and the second part ( he cannot go out ) is also in the Present Simple. They are not 1st nor 2nd type Conditionals. First uses a form of Will, whilst Second uses Would. In the examples you can see that there are both made up without the use of the auxiliary verbs Would or Will. There are also other exceptions you need to study as well...

[@richmck007]

Jyothi Sithara As long as he finishes his homework, he can go out to play is a First conditional type sentence. You can use the “If clause” here as well and say: If he does not finish his homework, he cannot go out to play. It is the same idea. As long as you write things down, you will be able to revise ( and keep. record of...) them. If you do not write things down, you will not be able to revise or keep a record of things.

[@yiffu3841]

I'm curious, at the end of this video you say" if this lesson was really useful for you, then share it..." Is that sentence a second conditional? means "useful" is unreal XD

[@annaagazzi5035]

I think that is a mixed conditional, because the actions starts in the past ant it'll continue in the present (2nd C. and zero C. I think) , but I'm not sure AHAHAHAHAH

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Very clear Emma, thank you.

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[@anartist8339]

"If I was promoted i would buy a new car" "If I cook spicy food, my child won't eat it" "What should i do if your dog ran away" "If i ran out of coffee, i would be very upset"

[@hienhien3582]

First conditional : if my friend don't invite me join her birthday party , i will upset second conditional : if i got a promotion i would buy a new car Thank you so much for your helpful lessons

[@littlebonyy]

if my friend don't invite me TO join her birthday party , i will upset

[@hienhien3582]

Thank you for correcting

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[@MariaTheresaOmosura]

Situation#2- If I cook spicy food, my child won't eat it. Unless my child eats spicy food, I will not cook it. Situation#3- If your dog ran away, I would not look for it. Situation#4- If I ran out of coffee, I will quickly buy at the grocery. Supposing I ran out of coffee, I'll be upset for whole day. Looking forward to receiving your feedback in this regard. I love watching your channel. It enhances my English skills. Continue to share. Thank you.

[@anujarora0]

Situation 1 If I got promotion, I would buy my dream car Situation 2 If I make spicy food, my child won't eat it Situation 3 Supposing your dog ran away , would you still ask me to take care of your dog? Situation 4 If I ran out of coffee, I would make tea instead

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

"If I got *a* promotion, I would buy my dream car." ✔️ Great!

[@anujarora0]

@@mmmEnglish_Emma Thank you Emma and how about "If I *got promoted* , I would buy my dream car"

[@MariaDaSilva-bx6vw]

@@mmmEnglish_Emma if I make spicy food( if I make a spicy food??????? Im Confused hehe

[@amirrezaAKG]

@@MariaDaSilva-bx6vw Make spicy food (without a)

[@taylorswift_rimi9565]

1: If I was promoted at work, I would buy an expensive new car. 2: If I make a spicy dish for dinner, my child won't eat it. 3: If the dog ran away while you were on holidays, I would feel horrible. 4: If I ran out of coffee, I would have to buy one.

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Great!

[@fairfaith1]

What's the difference between : lf l was promoted, and lf l were promoted? I just knew the latter..if l were promoted...form when l was at school.

[@parulbatra7858]

Great all correct answers

[@fairfaith1]

@@parulbatra7858 l was taught that 'were' was used by all subjects when we make Conditional Sentence Type 2. I wish there'll be a bit explanation. 🤔😁

[@kamranaslam781]

@@fairfaith1 right

[@nourfarooki7079]

Fantastic teaching performance. You are a very great teacher. I appreciate your teaching well.

[@ing.t.f.anselmoortizcastil9222]

I love you teacher Emma, thank you so much.

[@percyaguero]

Situation 4, 2and Conditional: I wouldn't know what to do if I ran out of coffee.

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

I wouldn't know what to do either! 😂

[@sarathchandravikas8062]

Situation1 If I got the promotion, I would buy that expensive car!

[@ciprianobambi2075]

Excellent explanation, well done!

[@shmsv668]

Really useful lesson. Now I have no problem with first and second conditional sentences. Thank you💖🌹

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Excellent!

[@anujarora0]

0:55 If "ifs" and "ands" were pots and pans, there would be no work for tinker's hands. Here's another one: If "ifs" and "buts" were candy and nuts , we'd all have a merry Christmas. TBH I have few others but who cares anyway?

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Ha, love it!

[@stvn2918]

Instead of find out the mistakes of others please concentrate what they are describing in this video

[@eleazarjimenez6567]

Second conditional: If I had a promotion at work I would buy a new car.

[@purnimarao6099]

If I had a promotion at work I would have bought a new car

[@-ctp2017]

@@purnimarao6099 please can you explain to us the different between I would buy and I would have bought?

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[@ivanilsonjesus3765]

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[@ivanilsonjesus3765]

I'm happy for study How teach Emma I'm love

[@newman4910]

Hi Emma ! You are exceptional! You should be nominated for Oscar in best teacher, best actor and the most beautiful smile of our time! :)