second conditional

second conditional

1. Like in the first conditional, in the second conditional we still thinking about the future. The difference between them is the result of this condition. Now we are talking about a possibility that is not real that this condition will happen

   • EXAMPLE: -If we were in Brasilia today, we would be able to go to the Jesus Culture's show.
     • -They aren't in Brasilia, that’s why they can't watch the show.

2. we use the Past Simple to indicate the future condition and the Would + verb to indicate the future result.

3. If + condition (Past Simple)

   • EXAMPLE: - If + I married Ron
   • Result (would + verb)
     • EXAMPLE: -I would be happy.

4. MORE EXAMPLE: -If my grandfather were alive today, he would be 80 years old.

   • - If I were your love, I would make you incredible happy.