The SECOND CONDITIONAL is used to talk about..., real situations about the present, imaginary situations, real situations about the past, unreal situations about the past, We use IF + .., PRESENT SIMPLE, PAST PERFECT, PAST SIMPLE, Is the SIMPLE PAST in this conditional used to talk about the PAST?, YES, it is., NO, it isn't., The CONSEQUENCE or RESULT of the condition is formed with..., WOULD + INFINITIVE, HAD + PAST PARTICIPLE, WILL + INFINITIVE, Do we need a "comma" when the sentence start with the consequence?, YES, we do. E.g. "I'd buy a bigger house, if I had a lot of money", NO, we don't. E.g., "I'd buy a bigger house if I had a lot of money", "If I didn't study so many hours, I wouldn't be so tired.", CORRECT, INCORRECT, "I wouldn't talk to her if I am you.", CORRECT, INCORRECT, Choose the correct ending: "If she could choose, ...", she will teach online classes., she would teach online classes., she taught online classes., "I'd travel to Mexico if I didn't have to work." What does this sentence mean?, I don't want to travel because I have to work., I'm travelling to Mexico because I don't work., I have to work so I can't travel., Choose the correct ending: "What would you do if...?, you were able to visit someone tomorrow?, you are able to visit someone tomorrow?, you will be able to visit someone tomorow?

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