The second conditional. Use:  We use second conditional to express dreams and unreal situations. Example: If I won the lottery, I would buy a beautiful.

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The second conditional

Use:  We use second conditional to express dreams and unreal situations. Example: If I won the lottery, I would buy a beautiful house

If I had time, I would see the football match If I were rich, I would buy a sports car

Remember : do not get confused with the first conditional which we use to express future possibilities If I save some money this year, I will buy a small car

How to use the second conditional If + Past simple + would Or Would + If + Past simple

Let us practice. If I were / am taller, I will / would play basketball wereamwillwouldwereamwillwould If I studied / study hard, I will / would pass the course studiedstudywillwouldstudiedstudywillwould If I were / do Batman, I would / can fight criminals weredowouldcanweredowouldcan

We express future possibilities with First conditional If + Present simple + Will We express dreams and improbable situations with Second Conditional If + Past Simple + Would