Second Conditional Sentences - English Grammar Lesson - Unlikely Situations

The video tutorial explains the use of the second conditional in English to describe unlikely or hypothetical situations. It covers the structure of second conditional sentences, which start with 'if' followed by a past simple tense action and a result using 'would'. The tutorial contrasts the second conditional with other forms, highlighting the difference in certainty. Practical examples and tips are provided to help learners form their own sentences and understand the nuances of using the second conditional effectively.

What is the structure of a second conditional sentence?

Discuss how to switch clauses in a conditional sentence and its effect.

Why might someone choose to phrase a sentence in the second conditional?