Helly yeah if you’re an animal would you
be
Oh be a dog so that question that Tom
just asked me if you were an animal what
would you be that situations real or
imaginary
of course it’s imaginary and for this
for imaginary situations we use the
second conditional now what’s the form
of the second conditional well it looks
like this the imaginary situation has if
with a past verb and the imaginary
result as would and the verb is in the
infinitive form so just remember this is
for imaginary situations look at the
form again it has a past verb with if
but it doesn’t mean the situation is in
the past the situations now or in the
future are imaginary so you see if with
a past verb just means an imaginary
situation happening now or in the future
so um let’s imagine something different
this place is pretty boring there’s
nothing really happening there’s nothing
here okay so let’s do this class in a
different place and I want snow I want
trees I love Christmas let’s go to
Norway okay so imagine if imagine I’m in
Norway if I was in Norway right now I’d
be happy and I’d be in the snow
remember this situation it’s imaginary
it’s not real I know you’re thinking why
didn’t I say if I were in Norway well
you can you can also say if he/she/it
the third person were in a place that’s
completely fine if you say if I you see
it were in a place that is called the
subjunctive mood
and the difference is formality if you
use the subjunctive mood it’s more
formal basically however if you just say
if I was a key she it was it’s more
common and that’s all you hear more
often basically in a test use
subjunctive mood it’s more correct in
real life it’s more common that we use
if I was if he she it was so okay back
to Norway oh okay I’m imagine if I was
in the snow I’d be thinking you know
it’s really cold here and now I want to
be someplace hot where am I
this is too hot this is like the desert
no okay imagine a different place okay
if I was on a beach yep this is exactly
what I wanted and so if I was on a beach
well Tom would be here hey Beach yeah
yeah second to this done yep second
conditional so um if we were on a beach
blue Airness
yeah I won’t be wearing a suit um hey
now we’re ready for the beach
well except one thing well ever on a
beach would have some beer beer beer hey
Cheers
so if we were on a beach and we had beer
with you drunk
so just remember the form if plus a past
verb just means an imaginary situation
happening now or in the future now you
know the second conditional time for a
test
put the verbs in their correct form and
then click the link at the end to check
your answers
see in the next class for more
conditional classes choose your
conditional and click the link
be
Oh be a dog so that question that Tom
just asked me if you were an animal what
would you be that situations real or
imaginary
of course it’s imaginary and for this
for imaginary situations we use the
second conditional now what’s the form
of the second conditional well it looks
like this the imaginary situation has if
with a past verb and the imaginary
result as would and the verb is in the
infinitive form so just remember this is
for imaginary situations look at the
form again it has a past verb with if
but it doesn’t mean the situation is in
the past the situations now or in the
future are imaginary so you see if with
a past verb just means an imaginary
situation happening now or in the future
so um let’s imagine something different
this place is pretty boring there’s
nothing really happening there’s nothing
here okay so let’s do this class in a
different place and I want snow I want
trees I love Christmas let’s go to
Norway okay so imagine if imagine I’m in
Norway if I was in Norway right now I’d
be happy and I’d be in the snow
remember this situation it’s imaginary
it’s not real I know you’re thinking why
didn’t I say if I were in Norway well
you can you can also say if he/she/it
the third person were in a place that’s
completely fine if you say if I you see
it were in a place that is called the
subjunctive mood
and the difference is formality if you
use the subjunctive mood it’s more
formal basically however if you just say
if I was a key she it was it’s more
common and that’s all you hear more
often basically in a test use
subjunctive mood it’s more correct in
real life it’s more common that we use
if I was if he she it was so okay back
to Norway oh okay I’m imagine if I was
in the snow I’d be thinking you know
it’s really cold here and now I want to
be someplace hot where am I
this is too hot this is like the desert
no okay imagine a different place okay
if I was on a beach yep this is exactly
what I wanted and so if I was on a beach
well Tom would be here hey Beach yeah
yeah second to this done yep second
conditional so um if we were on a beach
blue Airness
yeah I won’t be wearing a suit um hey
now we’re ready for the beach
well except one thing well ever on a
beach would have some beer beer beer hey
Cheers
so if we were on a beach and we had beer
with you drunk
so just remember the form if plus a past
verb just means an imaginary situation
happening now or in the future now you
know the second conditional time for a
test
put the verbs in their correct form and
then click the link at the end to check
your answers
see in the next class for more
conditional classes choose your
conditional and click the link
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