Segundo Condicional

Segundo Condicional

1. As you already know, conditionals in English are the resource we use to talk about things that depend on others. There are four different types, depending on the different degrees of probability of the event we are discussing. Quick Tip: Generally, the more unlikely something is to happen, the more complicated the grammar is

   • The second conditional in English is the way we use to talk about ...
     • Hypothetical or unreal situations
     • Give advice to other people
   • structure
     • 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. In the result sentence, we use the verb would (or wouldn’t for the negative form) + the infinitive: I would travel around the world. In some cases, we can also use could or might. And to ask questions, we use would + subject + infinitive + complements + sentence with if: Would you marry me if I asked you?