Grammar Series - Habitual Conditional vs. Future Conditional

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[@mapleleafesl6162]

Great way to study!

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i dont like grammar, but watching this vudeo i felt like i an in the calssroom it self and thats a good feeling. thank you Andrew

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Really happy to heat that, noa777noa77! Thanks so much.

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[@mapleleafesl6162]

I see what you did there. Well done!

[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

Thank you for explaining us the differences between habitual and future Conditionals. It would be great and very helpful if you could make a video on Mixed Conditionals.

[@mapleleafesl6162]

Great suggestion!

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Thank you, Andrew. It's always a pleasure to attend your English classes! Awesome class! Especially for clarifying about for the Native Speakers English, it's usually common to give short answers.

[@mapleleafesl6162]

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[@mapleleafesl6162]

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[@mapleleafesl6162]

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[@samdoan1874]

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[@mapleleafesl6162]

My pleasure, Sam Doan!

[@drackonr4557]

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Great

[@ashwinchikate6698]

Habitual conditional in the past is ambiguous with second conditional. Please explain the difference. If he was angry he would always shout.

[@mapleleafesl6162]

Have a look at my lesson entitled 'How to Use Would Always' it may help clear that up.

[@אופירזריק]

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[@mapleleafesl6162]

Great!

[@Palma_J]

Perfect!

[@mapleleafesl6162]

Thanks!

[@sabahudin9200]

I respect teachers that not only posses the knowledge but know how to transfer it. Great job. I have one question, please. Why are you using future continuos instead of simple in the sentence where you give an answer to the invitation for a party ...I wont be coming to the party

[@mapleleafesl6162]

Hi Sabahudin Cergic, thanks for the great question. There are basically two answers to this. First, it can generally be more polite to use the future continuous over the simple present. So for instance, 'I won't be attending the meeting" is a more polite response than "I won't attend the meeting". Second, when talking about an event that will be in progress in the future, it is common to use the future continuous. Again, as an example: "I'll be working this weekend" or "I won't be coming to the picnic tomorrow" would both be appropriate responses. Thanks for checking out the video and I hope my responses have helped.

[@sabahudin9200]

Absolutely. Many thanks!

[@kkachudon5686]

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[@mapleleafesl6162]

+SeungAh Woo Thanks for watching, SeungAh!

[@deonisiopumule3866]

am i wrong if i say that we can use the present continuous to talk about the future????

[@mapleleafesl6162]

No, you're not wrong. That is absolutely correct.

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[@mapleleafesl6162]

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[@hafsabekkouri4384]

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[@mapleleafesl6162]

My pleasure! All the best.

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Very clearly explaination

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Excellent!

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[@mapleleafesl6162]

My pleasure!

[@karankhurana4]

Sir but it is raining is not simple present.I think it is present continuous.I am confused here.......

[@mapleleafesl6162]

Karan, you're right. 'It is raining' is present continuous. However, we could still use this in the same grammar structure to explain a habit. Therefore, it would still mean 'when it is raining/when it rains, I usually take an umbrella'.

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[@mapleleafesl6162]

No problem!

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[@renatops3486]

Great, Awesome!

[@mapleleafesl6162]

Thank you!

[@karljo8064]

can we say "if it rains" instead of "if it is raining"

[@mapleleafesl6162]

Correct.

[@joaoluizdiasesteves8500]

Great class as usual, but I have a word. You're using the present continuous on the If clause. As it's raining. Is it normal? Or can I say? If it rains, I will bring my umbrella. I usually bring my umbrella to school If it rains.

[@mapleleafesl6162]

Yes, both work.

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