Second conditional

Second conditional

1. CONCEPT: talks about things that could still happen, although the possibility of them happening seems remote

2. STRUCTURE if + simple past + simple conditional (or the modal verbs could and might).

   • EXAMPLE: If I had a car, I would go to the beach (If I had a car, I would go to the beach)
   • The if sentence is in the past simple: If I worked as a doctor. If the if sentence contains the verb to be, generally were used instead of was: If I were rich.

3. THE SECOND CONDITIONAL is the way we use to talk about Hypothetical or unreal situations.

4. MATEO TOVAR 2 "E"

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