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explanation of second conditional

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I don't have enough money, I cannot buy a new car right now.

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BUT, imagine if I had money, I would buy a new car.

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to refer to an IMAGINARY situation in present we use SECOND CONDITIONAL

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2nd conditional: IF + past SIMPLE, would

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You can also use: would verb + IF + past SIMPLE

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Is this sentence correct? I would travel the world if I didn't have to work.

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Is this sentence correct? I will study in Russia if I spoke Russian.

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The second conditional uses past simple because it talks about the past

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We use the past SIMPLE in the second conditional because it is an unreal, or imaginary, or unlikely situation in present

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