CONDITIONAL SENTENCES

Next week, my intention is to start with the CONDITIONAL SENTENCES, although we will revise for the exam in case you need it. So, to break the ice, here you have a short explanation on the use and meaning of FIRST, SECOND and THIRD TYPE conditional sentences. Have a look at this video, explaining the grammar, and if you have any doubt, once again, ask me.




Or maybe, you understand better our last year mate, Saray, that explains the conditional sentences for us. When she says "subordinal sentence" she meant "subordinate sentence" or "if clause".