Take the CONDITIONALS QUIZ | Advanced Grammar

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Conditional sentences are commonly used in English. And it's important to understand the grammatical difference between these statements. So let's see how well you know your conditionals with this grammar quiz.

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[renanmagalhaes]

Had never studied conditional sentences in such a deep way.
Great! 👍
Tks a lot again Wes.

[tzinasok]

the part about "subjunctive" was really helpfull! Thank's

[arthurazimi]

Best video I've ever seen in my life about conditional sentences
Even better than my English tutor 😊
Thank you so much Mr wes 🙏🏻
I love your channel because I've learned a lot from your videos
Keep going 💪🏼

[marcodonorio]

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[نسيبةنسيبة-سم]

Thank you very much for this amazing and helpful video 👏👍

[ЗиядаНургалиева-мс]

Well done, your lesson was very interesting and exciting.

[alfredo]

Excellent class teacher. I like your style, really.

[soumily]

Thank you so much sir you helped me a lot tomorrow my test will be taken on this chapter and now I am very excited to attend the test 🙋🙋

[rezajahedataeian]

Hi!
I greatly appreciate your hard work trying to help us enhance our English questions.
After coming across with the last example, I got a bit baffled.
Speaking of the third conditional, you said if I weren't/wasn't so shy in the if clause.
Wouldn't have been correct if you'd said " If I hadn't been so shy"?
I'll appreciate if you answer my question.

[Ira-vcwl]

Hello Wes teacher, I missed your lesson! To much missed, thank you to get your lesson again.

[pauldragan]

Hi Wes,
Thank you for such a riveting lesson! You were going live, and it looked as though you were teaching in a real classroom.

Could you please tell me why some Americans tend to use "was" instead of "were"? What impression does it make on native speakers? For example, some people tell us " if I was you" in place of "If I were you". Why so?

[Aerosmith]

Great lesson. I haven't made a mistake on the test but I can just hope that I would be able to use conditionals in speaking the same way.

[یاسینخدایی-نس]

Wes I have a question aboutthe last sentence🎁:(I am shy.I didnt go over and talk to her)
Can I say
If i weren't shy I would go over and talk to her???if this sentence is not correct.why its not

[alexzhong]

I like learn English from you.Thank you !

[michelangelolarosa]

If I had arrived on time (to the bus station), I would have taken the bus .
That is another kind of interpretation

[iamiamiamdh]

''I would had arrived on time if I have taken the bus'' is incorrect, right? Because ''take the bus'' is the first event so past perfect should be used in this one, right?

[ramazanakyel]

Thanks for the lesson! I'm wondering if this answer is correct for the last example: "If I hadn't been so shy, I would have gone over and talked to her." And my second question is: Could we say this last example in the mixed condition?

[madhumitabose]

Sometime I have a confusion but with the practicing its going good....