ALL THE CONDITIONALS EXPLAINED VISUALLY WITH EXAMPLES! English grammar lesson

The Zero, First, Second, Third and Mixed conditionals explained visually with examples. (If sentences)
Useful grammar for the B2 First, C1 Advanced and C2 Proficiency Cambridge English exams.

We use conditional structures all the time in English. From day to day situations to formal writings, the conditionals are extremely useful and you need to revise them regularly.
In this video, I explain all of the conditional using visual examples to help you understand the differences in meaning and grammar between each structure.

0:00 You need to revise the conditionals!
1:32 Examples of all conditionals
2:25 Zero Conditional
3:16 First Conditional
4:47 Second Conditional
6:26 Third Conditional
7:57 Mixed type 1 Conditional
10:00 Mixed type 2 Conditional

Share your own examples in the comments!
Ben Gill
English Teacher


Book recommendations for Cambridge English exam preparation (B2 First, C1 Advanced, C2 Proficiency)

B2 FIRST (FCE):

🇪🇸 Spain;

🇮🇹 Italy;

🇫🇷 France;

🇩🇪 Germany;

🇬🇧 UK;

C1 ADVANCED (CAE):

🇪🇸 Spain;

🇮🇹 Italy;

🇫🇷 France;

🇩🇪 Germany;

🇬🇧 UK

C2 PROFICIENCY (CPE):

🇪🇸 Spain;

🇮🇹 Italy;

🇫🇷 France;

🇩🇪 Germany;

🇬🇧 UK;

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[CarmenAlcantaraAlcantara-bfof]

BEST ever explanation of the consistionals I have ever heard. Oh, my, how much I always learn with you, Ben. Not just for me, but to help my secundary school students. You are the BEST teacher in the world!!!

[tothepointenglishwithben.]

Fun fact: In the middle of recording this video, my mobile phone, which was in my back pocket, fell into the water 🤦🏻‍♂️. You can hear the "plop" if you listen carefully at 7:19. I didn't realise until I was walking home. Needless to say, I had to buy a new phone 😢
(By the way, I give a lot of information quite quickly in his video... I recommend you pause and rewatch the different parts of the explanation in order to make sure you undertand clearly )

[nat]

Thank you very much Ben for all the job you have done! Now I understand conditionals better. Thanks from Andalousia.

[tcyyujq]

It's one of the most useful lessons which I have watched. Thanks a lot. I appreciate it ❤

[alessandroricci]

If you had been my english teacher when I attended high school, I would certainly have learnt conditional forms more easily! The mixed conditionals were not part of english grammar, but with such a brilliant teacher like you everything becomes clear. Thank u do much Ben!

[marianoscotti]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏A great lesson ! Muy buena lección ! Well done, Ben ! Un abrazo, from Olivos, Buenos Aires,

[armaangupta]

greatest vid of cond. ever
great vid ben

[peligrosini]

You are amazing Ben, this is one of your best videos. You are in my TV all day long teaching to me and making my day better. Keep it up! 😉

[mihaicaragheorghe]

Congrats for another successful video!Your videos are really useful and easy to be understood!Congrats for your work!

[marceladumitrufilip]

Your style is utterly unique Ben😘🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻 cheers!!!

[franciscopontesvelasco]

You're a competent teacher and u have the knack for teaching and getting your point across

[Krmly]

Very simple and effective examples! Thank you for being outside again. Springtime seems to welcome it :)

[luciamendez]

That was a jaw-dropping explanation. 😲 I can't believe it! 👏👏👏

[olghitacari]

oh that's the way to understand conditionals! THANKS A LOT! 🏵

[Its_still_Anna]

It was helpful and I didn't actually know what this was. Thank you!

[turicoppola]

Thank you Ben for teaching us these paramount lessons to improve our own english. You are by far the best english teacher! ❤ Cheers.

[lauracunavalido]

Thanks for this
What a lovely place!!!❤

[emiliavizireanu]

Hello Ben ! It might seem crazy, but despite the fact that I'am on the edge of my C1 exam, I still find this video extremely helpful . Having a revision of all conditionals was a good memory refresh. Thank you do much ! Very well explained as usual. The last one however remains quite confusing. " If I was in Spain , I definitely would have chosen you as my English teacher " I don't remember if a comma is needed . Again : thank you 🌟🌟🌟

[valeskaferro]

thank you!!! for making the video.
And the afford that it means.

[silviamongeroffarello]

It's so useful, I'm going to teach conditionals next week 😊