Second conditional vs First conditional

Second conditional vs First conditional

1. FIRST CONDITIONAL

   • SECOND CONDITIONAL
     • It talks about unlikely events in the future of hypothetical cases. Simple past is used for the hypothesis and would + infinitive for the result
       • If + past simple, ... would + infinitive
         • Example: If I wont the lottery, I would visit you more often
           • If I wanted to go out tonight, i would let you now
   • It is used to make predictions that are likely to be fulfilled (usually the present simple is used in the -if /-unless clause and the future simple is used for result)
     • If + present simple, ... will + infinitive
       • Example: If you come for the weekend,we will go to the cinema
         • If you pass these tests, we will contact you again for an inerview