ESL - Second Conditional

ESL - Second Conditional

Assessment

Interactive Video

English

9th - 10th Grade

Practice Problem

Hard

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This video tutorial covers the second conditional in English grammar. It begins with an introduction and example, followed by a review of the past simple tense. The tutorial explains the use of 'would' in sentences, how to form the second conditional, and the use of contracted forms. It includes practice exercises and highlights key considerations, such as the preference for 'if I were' over 'if I was'. The video concludes with additional ways to form the second conditional, including using 'if only'.

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What is the formula for forming the second conditional?

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Provide an example of a sentence using the second conditional.

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Explain the difference between using 'would' and 'would not' in a sentence.

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How do contracted forms of 'would' change the way we speak?

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What is the significance of using 'if I were you' instead of 'if I was you'?

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What are some examples of sentences that illustrate the second conditional?

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Discuss the use of 'if only' in forming the second conditional.

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