How to use the 2nd Conditional | British English Grammar Lesson

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[fernandamaraschin]

Thank you Leila! Your explanation about 1st conditional x 2nd conditional has made me finally understand the difference in meaning between this two conditionals!

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[mrswhat]

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[Islam_makes_Peaceful_soul]

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[afaqmuhammad]

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[garridoscar]

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[welcomeenglishvocabulary]

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[rolandflabber]

Sorry, Leila, why you use the comma in the second conditional and not use in 1st conditional?

[Kai-lxhh]

my question is why native use would without if clause like going to england would be great or that would be incorrect to say. it would not right to choose this word here.

[carmengabrielabartova]

Hi Leila. Thanks for your awesome work. I would like to ask you a question: Do you think that in spoken, informal British English it is MORE common to use WAS than the subjunctive WERE??? Do most people prefer to say "If he WAS my brother, I would tell him" to the more conventional "If he WERE my brother, I would tell him"??? I have read, and you have made clear that it is acceptable and considered correct. What I am not so sure is whether it has become more common, apart from academic, formal writings... Please, send me an answer. THANKS!

[gracechen]

(homework)
If I won a lottery, I would buy an airplane.
If I bought an airplane, I would travel all around the world.
If I travelled all around the world, I would broaden our horizon.

[Baban]

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[vamo]

Which is correct, "if I was him" or "if I were him"?

[ghulamawliya]

If i didn't get your lecture about second conditional, i wouldn't be able to write this example.

[c]

#homework

Second Conditional

If I went to Paris yesterday, I would go to Disneyland.
If I went to Disneyland, I would buy a considerable amount of mickey mouse.
If I bought a considerable amount of mickey mouse, I wouldn't take it back to the U.K.

Thank you, Leila.

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[sylamseto]

How come the recording is different from other videos? It got funny queeky noise!