Second conditional

Second conditional

1. The structure of the second conditional

   • It the if + simple past + simple conditional (or the modal verbs could and might)
   • An example: If I had a car, I would go to the beach (Si tuviera un coche, iría a la playa).

2. Conditional sentences are made up of a main sentence and a subordinate sentence, which indicates the condition that must be met for what is expressed in the main sentence to happen.

   • The second conditional, or present conditional, talks about things that could still happen, although the possibility of them happening seems remote.

3. If + subject + past simple + subject + would + infinitive (without to)

4. I'd go if you came along (Yo iría si tú vinieras conmigo)

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