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Super explanation. All my doubts have been clarified. Thanks a lot sir. No one has not yet explained why second conditional is used in past tense. But this video explained it very well.
"Living English Structure" by Allen calls this kind of construction "Imaginary past tense"Thanks for a very clear video. Indian students will greatly benefit from it.
Thanks a lot. The explanation is great and it will be more useful for me if you add some answered exercises at the end of the lesson to deepen and check our understanding .
Hello. Thanks for your comment. I am happy that you like my lessons. I make new videos every Tuesday. I have been on summer holiday but I am now back. The next video will be published next Tuesday 4th September 2018. Here is the full list: ua-cam.com/users/CrownAcademyEnglishvideos Best wishes, Andrew
How to formulate present perfect sentences to conditional sentences? For example.... Situation one ... (1)I have just eaten so, I can't go out with you for dinner....how to formulate this present perfect sentense(I have just eaten) If I did not eat, I would go out with you for dinner. Or If I had not eaten, I would go out with you for dinner. Any teacher has never discribed about how to convert conditional from present perfect....they always discuss about past situation but what about recent past which has connection with present....can we use second conditional or we have to use past perfect in those types of situations....please guide about recent past which has connection with present.....second situation (2)He has killed his wife so police will arrest him. If he did not kill(or had not killed)his wife, police would not arrest him. Situation three... (3)He has killed his wife so Police has arrested him. If did not kill( or had not killed) his wife, Police would not have arrested him. As every one says Second conditional is used for 'present' and 'future'.....dose the 'present' mean 'present simple' or' present perfect'? Third conditional used for past tense.does it mean 'past simple' and 'resent past(present perfect)?... Please guide me I am very eager to know your answer....
Thank you so much for this lesson! But I'm confused about situation when the verb "to be" is a main verb. "If he were rich, he would buy an expensive car" - It's correct. But if we want to say "When he was rich, he bought an expensive car" - Is it correct? Or we need to say "When he were rich, he bought an expensive car"? Because in the first part of sentence the verb "to be" is main verb?
Thank you so much, it's a superb lesson and great teacher. Actually I was struggling with second conditional' first conditional and finally I watched your lesson it helped me a lot.
you have made example "if i had a lot of money, i would buy an expensive car". right. as we know that second conditional also talks about impossible things. you see, from the example, isn't it possible to have a lot of money and then buy expensive car? so what if i say that we should make that example as 1nd conditional, because that is possible, i know that the example states that the "i" isn't rich, but still, it is possible. what do you say about it? emphasizing the present condition? please, respond!
Hi, I think. Mr. Andrew you forgot to cover an area of this conditional. Like you know some times, we do not say conditional part and we say just result part. Could you explain it please? I need to ask a question and for this writing below. This dialogue is taken from "FLIP OR FLOP" have been watching on HULU. If I were doing that, I would probably put it at $590000. So, why would not it be a good idea to put it at $590000? Please, let me know. Why did speaker use "WOULD NOT" in the second sentence? Please, explain this concept? Thank you
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Hello. Thanks for your message. A small correction: "If I met you, I would give you a big hug because you are the best teacher that I have ever seen." Best wishes Andrew
I loved this video is highly recommended, it has all the information of the second conditional and this information is very detailed. I also learned a lot more about this topic, although I still have questions, but thanks for all the information
In this video, when you compared F.C with S.C, you said "If she was speaking, she would use the first conditionals" ,citing Hillary Clinton. That sentence looks like the S.C but you used the word 'was'. not 'were'. so i'm wondering that in that case, that the word 'was' can be used in second conditionals.
Hiya! I just replied to someone else with the same answer but thought it might be helpful for you - I always teach my students to use 'were' instead of 'was' in the second conditional and other hypothetical structures. This is the structure they want in Cambridge exams. However, native speakers often use 'was' instead of 'were' when speaking. I would recommend only using it in informal situations or just using 'were' for all situations. Your examples are all correct in an informal situation but not if you are doing a formal exam. Hope this helps!
Thank you professor. I would like to know if I can also use should in the second part: "If you spent your free time taken photographs, you should have a good catalog". Can I consider this sentence as a second conditional? I already know I can use " would and might"... But... What other words can we use in the second part? Thank you so much professor.
Hi Andrew, can "should" be used in the 2nd conditional? e.g. If you played tennis together, he should win. The reason I'm asking is because "should" here is used more like a modal of possibility like might, could, or would. So it should be possible to use it as well, right?
Great lesson. I couldn't pause the video even for a few seconds. incredibly fun. But I have a question teacher Is there any place other than conditional sentences we can use subjunctive form of the verb be? Thanks in advance.
Hi Thanks for your comment. There are a few other situations. Another situation is to express "wishes": "I wish I *were* in London with my friends." Best wishes Andrew
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My question help :) : I don't get it when it comes to verb to-be. Some other examples used "WAS" just like what I saw in other websites. Ex : If I was the President, I'd reduce taxes. If I was still working in Brighton, I would commute by train. How to identify the Verb to-be there? Thank you in advance.
Hiya! I always teach my students to use 'were' instead of 'was' in the second conditional and other hypothetical structures. This is the structure they want in Cambridge exams. However, native speakers often use 'was' instead of 'were' when speaking. I would recommend only using it in informal situations or just using 'were' for all situations. Your examples are all correct in an informal situation but not if you are doing a formal exam. Hope this helps!
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One of the best "second conditional" videos I've found. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge
The words can't describe how much I loved this video . Thank you so much Andrew, you made this complicated lesson so easy and clear to me. I really appreciate it.
I am hearing impaired, and to me the most important thing, that English teachers' speech be slow, light, eloquent, fluent, and catchy.
As English teachers, they must consider people who attend the lesson, who are not native to English-speaking countries.
I must indicate, that you're the best English teacher and lecturer, in Utube.
well done!
Eitan from Israel.
Nice video lesson. Thank you Andrew. Do you have a video about subjunctive mood?
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Super explanation. All my doubts have been clarified. Thanks a lot sir. No one has not yet explained why second conditional is used in past tense. But this video explained it very well.
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Excellent, I am glad that you like my lessons. Thanks for the comment. I upload new lessons every Monday morning.
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"Living English Structure" by Allen calls this kind of construction "Imaginary past tense"Thanks for a very clear video. Indian students will greatly benefit from it.
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Thanks a lot. The explanation is great and it will be more useful for me if you add some answered exercises at the end of the lesson to deepen and check our understanding .
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"A past tense is indicating a distance from reality."
Native English teacher thank you for explaining and pronunciation (especially).
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Can we use 'when' in the second conditional? For example, 'they would let us know when they heard the news'?
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How to formulate present perfect sentences to conditional sentences? For example....
Situation one ...
(1)I have just eaten so, I can't go out with you for dinner....how to formulate this present perfect sentense(I have just eaten)
If I did not eat, I would go out with you for dinner. Or
If I had not eaten, I would go out with you for dinner.
Any teacher has never discribed about how to convert conditional from present perfect....they always discuss about past situation but what about recent past which has connection with present....can we use second conditional or we have to use past perfect in those types of situations....please guide about recent past which has connection with present.....second situation
(2)He has killed his wife so police will arrest him.
If he did not kill(or had not killed)his wife, police would not arrest him.
Situation three...
(3)He has killed his wife so Police has arrested him.
If did not kill( or had not killed) his wife, Police would not have arrested him.
As every one says Second conditional is used for 'present' and 'future'.....dose the 'present' mean 'present simple' or' present perfect'?
Third conditional used for past tense.does it mean 'past simple' and 'resent past(present perfect)?...
Please guide me I am very eager to know your answer....
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Thank you so much for this lesson! But I'm confused about situation when the verb "to be" is a main verb.
"If he were rich, he would buy an expensive car" - It's correct.
But if we want to say "When he was rich, he bought an expensive car" - Is it correct? Or we need to say "When he were rich, he bought an expensive car"? Because in the first part of sentence the verb "to be" is main verb?
Thank you so much, it's a superb lesson and great teacher. Actually I was struggling with second conditional' first conditional and finally I watched your lesson it helped me a lot.
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you have made example "if i had a lot of money, i would buy an expensive car". right. as we know that second conditional also talks about impossible things.
you see, from the example, isn't it possible to have a lot of money and then buy expensive car?
so what if i say that we should make that example as 1nd conditional, because that is possible, i know that the example states that the "i" isn't rich, but still, it is possible.
what do you say about it?
emphasizing the present condition?
please, respond!
What is the difference between "WILL HAVE TO AND WOULD HAVE TO"?
Thank you so much Mrs! I love your lessons!😉
Hello and thanks for the comment.
Small correction: We only say "Mrs" for a married woman. :)
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Andrew
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In this video I understood more about the subject, and also how to use modal verbs, very well explained, thank you very much, greetings!
thanks for the explanation helped me with my doubts of a second conditional in order to be able to express myself best when want to talk.
Hi,
I think. Mr. Andrew you forgot to cover an area of this conditional. Like you know some times, we do not say conditional part and we say just result part. Could you explain it please?
I need to ask a question and for this writing below. This dialogue is taken from "FLIP OR FLOP" have been watching on HULU.
If I were doing that, I would probably put it at $590000. So, why would not it be a good idea to put it at $590000?
Please, let me know. Why did speaker use "WOULD NOT" in the second sentence? Please, explain this concept?
Thank you
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Hi Taha , I'm sure that ( cars and their battery) is true because the subject is plural so we use their instead of its.
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Hello. Thanks for your message.
A small correction:
"If I met you, I would give you a big hug because you are the best teacher that I have ever seen."
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A good explanation Andrew.i can well understand the first conditional and the second conditional👍👍
I loved this video is highly recommended, it has all the information of the second conditional and this information is very detailed. I also learned a lot more about this topic, although I still have questions, but thanks for all the information
Thanks a lot! In minute 13:40 when talking about Hillary shouldn't it be If she were speaking?
It’s a great explanation! Thank you so much!
The information is very complete.Thank you for teaching us.
Would you mind teaching us about "WOULD" in detail please?
In this video, when you compared F.C with S.C, you said "If she was speaking, she would use the first conditionals"
,citing Hillary Clinton. That sentence looks like the S.C but you used the word 'was'. not 'were'. so i'm wondering that in that case, that the word 'was' can be used in second conditionals.
I am wondering the same
Hiya! I just replied to someone else with the same answer but thought it might be helpful for you - I always teach my students to use 'were' instead of 'was' in the second conditional and other hypothetical structures. This is the structure they want in Cambridge exams. However, native speakers often use 'was' instead of 'were' when speaking. I would recommend only using it in informal situations or just using 'were' for all situations. Your examples are all correct in an informal situation but not if you are doing a formal exam. Hope this helps!
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Thank you professor. I would like to know if I can also use should in the second part:
"If you spent your free time taken photographs, you should have a good catalog". Can I consider this sentence as a second conditional?
I already know I can use " would and might"... But... What other words can we use in the second part?
Thank you so much professor.
Hi Andrew, can "should" be used in the 2nd conditional? e.g. If you played tennis together, he should win.
The reason I'm asking is because "should" here is used more like a modal of possibility like might, could, or would. So it should be possible to use it as well, right?
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what about the negative form in " if condition "sentence ?
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Hi
What should use in this sentence
( is this worth buying or to buy ) buying or to buy ?
Please answer me
Hello, it would be "is this worth buying?"
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great lessons) your explanation is excellent! Can you make a video on passive voice?
Excellent, I am glad that you like my lessons. Thanks for the comment.
Passive voice is on my (long) list of future videos. :)
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Great lesson.
I couldn't pause the video even for a few seconds.
incredibly fun.
But I have a question teacher
Is there any place other than conditional sentences we can use subjunctive form of the verb be?
Thanks in advance.
Hi
Thanks for your comment.
There are a few other situations. Another situation is to express "wishes":
"I wish I *were* in London with my friends."
Best wishes
Andrew
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only i say you Andrew you did an increible English lesson, is very important this of the conditionals, i'd appreciate to the nice work, on lesson i have the next example, lf i were filmmaker, i would be Quentin Tarantino, is it good?, cheers
Really helpful videos for me.keep up the good work.👍🏻
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sir , do we use word "wish" in second conditional ? , for instance , i wish i had a lot of money . is it right to use wish in second conditional ??
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Second conditional is a structure use to takl about imposible or imagenary situation!
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My question help :) : I don't get it when it comes to verb to-be. Some other examples used "WAS" just like what I saw in other websites. Ex : If I was the President, I'd reduce taxes. If I was still working in Brighton, I would commute by train. How to identify the Verb to-be there? Thank you in advance.
Hiya! I always teach my students to use 'were' instead of 'was' in the second conditional and other hypothetical structures. This is the structure they want in Cambridge exams. However, native speakers often use 'was' instead of 'were' when speaking. I would recommend only using it in informal situations or just using 'were' for all situations. Your examples are all correct in an informal situation but not if you are doing a formal exam. Hope this helps!
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sir can we use "should" in second conditional
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"If I said I were proud of being rich, would that make sense?" is these sentences correct?
No
Super useful. Thanks a lot