The second conditional in action - English grammar

We use the English second conditional to talk about imaginary, hypothetical or unreal possibilities.
In this video we’ll show you how to form the second conditional and when to use it. We look at:
First vs second conditional
First and second conditionals are similar because they’re both about present and future possibilities. The difference is the second conditional is more imaginary. We use it to talk about very unlikely or unreal possibilities.
Second conditional examples
You'll learn how to use the second conditional in conversation with a funny story. We'll show you lots of examples in action in a story.
To learn about other English conditionals, check out this playlist: • English conditionals
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