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El condicional segundo ( second conditional, en inglés) también conocido como condicional irreal ( unreal conditional, en inglés) o if-clause de tipo II, expresa escenarios o acciones imaginarias o hipotéticas y su resultado. Imagina un presente distinto a la realidad. If I had a million pounds, I would buy a beautiful house on the coast ...
If we improved the lighting, 6. We could fit more customers in the restaurant. 7. We would get more reservations. 8. Our business would improve. Contrast present conditional tense with 'in order to' statements (cause-effect) to express strategies; examine 'were' and 'would' (irrealis).
The present unreal conditional is used to talk about your actions in unreal situations. These situations are imaginary actions. In the present unreal conditional, always use if and were. *Note: When you are discussing imaginary situations when cannot be used. Examples: 1. If I were rich, I would fly to the moon. 2.
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We can use unreal conditionals to talk about impossible things in the present. We can be talking about one specific thing that is impossible or not true or about things in general. We use the past simple in the if-clause, and we use ‘would + infinitive’ in the main clause. This is one of the uses of the classic second conditional.
Present Unreal Conditional + Continuous is used to discuss imaginary situations which could be happening at this very moment. Examples in the if-clause: If the sun were shining, I would go to the beach. Unfortunately, it is raining so I can't go.
3. Modal verbs. Main clauses with real conditional tenses can have modal verbs. If I have money, I can spend it. You can use could and might instead of would in unreal conditional clauses. If I had money, I could spend it. → (I would be able to spend it.) If I had money, I might spend it. → (I would possibly spend it.)
