2 conditional

1. How is the type 2 conditional constructed? In a type 2 conditional sentence, the verb tense of the "if" clause is the "simple past" and that of the main proposition can be the "present conditional" or the "present continuous conditional". As with all conditional sentences, the order of the sentences is not fixed.

2. What is the structure of a second conditional question like? We recommend that you start there! When you ask open questions with the second conditional, or present conditional, you will start with one of the question words, that is: what, who, where, etc. And, immediately after, you will place would or its contraction, d.

3. How is the second conditional formed? The second conditional is formed very easily. The formula would be the following: If + past simple + complement, + would + infinitive + complement.

4. What is the second conditional? Image result for 2 conditional The second conditional, or present conditional, talks about things that could still happen, although the possibility of them happening seems remote: I'd go if you came along (I would go if you came with me).

5. How is the second conditional constructed? The second conditional is the one we use when we talk about things, usually unreal, that are very unlikely to happen. If you won the lottery, you would travel the whole world. If you won the lottery, you would travel all over the world. If I didn't each so much sugar, I would be healthier.

6. How is the first conditional formed? If + present simple + will + infinitive: If you come tonight I will make dinner for you. Will + infinitive + if + present simple: I will make dinner for you if you come tonight.