Lesson on Mixed CONDITIONALS (TERRIFIC Lesson on a very DIFFICULT grammar topic)

The video tutorial covers mixed conditionals, focusing on six patterns used for unreal situations. Each pattern is explained with examples, showing how different tenses in the condition and result clauses create various meanings. The tutorial emphasizes understanding the structure and usage of mixed conditionals in English grammar.

What is the main use of mixed conditionals?

• To describe future events

• To describe unreal situations

• To describe real situations

• To describe past events

In the first pattern, what is the structure of the condition clause?

• If + past simple

• If + past perfect

• If + future simple

• If + present simple

What is the result form in the second pattern?

• Would + past perfect

• Would + be + adverb + ing form

• Would + present perfect

• Would + base verb

In the third pattern, what does the present condition lead to?

• A present result

• No result

• A future result

• A past result

What is the condition form in the fourth pattern?

• Future simple

• Present simple

• Past continuous

• Past simple

In the fifth pattern, what does a future condition lead to?

• A present result

• No result

• A future result

• A past result

What is the result form in the sixth pattern?

• Would + present perfect

• Would + base verb

• Would + past perfect

• Would + be