First conditional vs Second conditional

First conditional vs Second conditional

1. Second conditional

   • is used
     • For hypothetical conditions,
       • To give advice
         • Impossible present actions
           • If I wonth the lattery, I'd move to Japan
             • The example is made up of "past simple + would"
     • The favorite word is "Were"
       • Is used for singular and plural people
         • If I were...
         • If you were...
         • If she were...
         • If they were...
         • If it were...
         • If he were...

2. First conditional

   • used
     • For probable, real situations in the future
       • If you don't clean the house you'll sleep on the sofa
         • The example is made up of "Present simple + will/won't"
     • Contractions are often used
       • I'll
       • You'll
       • We'll
       • They'll
       • He'll
       • She'll
       • It'll