THE SECOND CONDITIONAL
For situations that the
speaker considers unlikely
to happen in the future.
The order of the two sentences
that make up the structure of the
conditional can be changed.
If we start with the If condition, we
will separate them by a comma.
If we start with the sentence that
expresses the result, it is not
necessary to put the comma.
For example
If I ate less, I would lose weight.
This type of conditional is used to talk If + subject + past simple,
about events that are unlikely to happen subject + would + verb in
in the future. infinitive (without to)
The personal pronouns I, he, For example
she, and it use the was form as
the past tense of the verb TO BE.
If I had money, I would travel more.
The conditional form, the were
form is used.
The conditional form, the were
form is used.
If I asked Susan out, would she
accept?
Can also be used could instead of
would.
I would lose weight if I ate less.
JUAN SÁNCHEZ SÁNCHEZ 18011779