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Hello, good morning or good afternoon everyone.

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Here you have the presentation that we've used this morning in our class.

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Let me just briefly summarise what we've learned this morning, so if you have any questions

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please don't forget to ask me and we will keep on practising, okay?

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So in this unit, among other things, we are going to work with conditionals, alright?

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So this is what we are gonna do and in this introduction it's important to know why do

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we need conditionals, alright?

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And remember that we need them to speculate, okay?

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About what could happen, what would have happened or what we wish would have happened, okay?

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And remember that last year we already studied first conditionals, alright?

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It's just... etc, okay?

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And remember that we need three elements.

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The first element is we need a condition, if we were rich, then we need a result of

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that condition, I would buy a house, and if we join them, the condition and the result

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then we have a conditional, alright?

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So let's see if you remember what we studied last year and all the previous years.

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Then first we have first conditionals and it's important to know when we need first

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conditionals.

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Basically, we need first conditionals when we are talking about future situations that

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we think they are possible, alright?

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Future situations that we think they are possible.

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For example, if it doesn't rain tomorrow, alright?

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It's possible that we will go to the beach, alright?

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How do we write them?

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We need to first introduce the condition with the particle if, we need of course subject

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and then present simple.

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The result will be introduced with will plus a variant infinitive, okay?

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Remember that you can invert the sentences, you can say we will go to the beach if it

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doesn't rain or we can modify if with the particle unless, unless it rains tomorrow

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we will go to the beach, alright?

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Great!

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Then we have second conditionals, again, when do we need them?

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Well, in possible situations in the present or unlikely in the future, okay?

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Usually I tell you that this is imaginary situations.

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For example, am I rich?

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No, I'm not, okay?

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I don't have a lot of money but I'm going to imagine if I had a lot of money, alright?

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So I need past simple to introduce the condition and the result which is very unlikely to happen

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because I do not have money so if I had money I would buy a new car.

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Then I need would and infinitive to introduce the result, okay?

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Remember that again you can invert it and again you can use unless.

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Then we have third conditional, this one it's the one that you have more struggle with,

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alright?

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So when do we use them?

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Well, we use third conditionals to regret, okay?

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We use third conditional to imagine a different past.

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What does it mean that when you are talking about a past event and you didn't want to

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do that but you did it, okay?

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For example, you went to a party and in that party you met your boyfriend, okay?

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Now we are imagining an alternative to that condition, if you hadn't have come, alright?

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You wouldn't have met your boyfriend, alright?

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So did you go to the party?

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Yes, you went.

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We are imagining that you hadn't come.

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Did you meet your boyfriend?

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Yes, you did but we are imagining that if you hadn't come you wouldn't have met your

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boyfriend, okay?

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So the thing that I'm coming is new but I'm going to record another video so you have

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these things separated in small pills, okay guys?

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Thank you for your attention, see you in class.