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    This document discusses the second conditional in English, which is used to talk about the consequences of unlikely or hypothetical actions. It takes the form of "if + simple past" in the conditional clause, followed by "would/wouldn't + verb" in the result clause. Variations include using "was/were" or "could" in the conditional clause. Contractions of "would" are also explained, such as "I'd", "You'd", "He'd", and "She'd".

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    This document discusses the second conditional in English, which is used to talk about the consequences of unlikely or hypothetical actions. It takes the form of "if + simple past" in the conditional clause, followed by "would/wouldn't + verb" in the result clause. Variations include using "was/were" or "could" in the conditional clause. Contractions of "would" are also explained, such as "I'd", "You'd", "He'd", and "She'd".

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    This document discusses the second conditional in English, which is used to talk about the consequences of unlikely or hypothetical actions. It takes the form of "if + simple past" in the conditional clause, followed by "would/wouldn't + verb" in the result clause. Variations include using "was/were" or "could" in the conditional clause. Contractions of "would" are also explained, such as "I'd", "You'd", "He'd", and "She'd".

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    Second conditional (if) - condicional de passado

    -> nós usamos a "second conditional" para falar sobre consequências de uma
    ação irreal ou improvável

    Conditional clause: if + simple past (did/didn't)


    Result clause: would/wouldn't + verb

    Conditional clause: if + was/were


    Result clause: would/wouldn't + verb

    Conditional clause: if + could (passado can)


    Result clause: would/wouldn't + verb

    would not = wouldn't

    I would = I'd
    You would = You'd
    He would = He'd
    She would = She'd

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