Hadar Shemesh walks through English conditionals with spoken examples. If you leave now, you'll catch the bus. If I had more money, I would buy a new car. If I had known he was there, I wouldn't have come.
If you leave now.
You'Ll catch the bus.
If you leave.
Now, you'll catch the bus. If you leave now, you'll catch the bus. If she invites them, they'll say yes. If she invites them, they'll say yes. If she invites them, they'll say yes. If she invites them, they'll say yes. If I had more money, I would buy a new car.
If I had more.
Money, I'd buy a new car.
If I had more.
Money, I'd buy a new car.
If I were you, I wouldn't go there. If I were you.
I wouldn't go there.
If I were you, I wouldn't go there. If I had known he was there.
I wouldn't have come. If I had known he was there, I wouldn't have come.
If I had known he was there.
I wouldn't have come.
If it hadn't been for the coffee.
I would have slept in class.
If it hadn't been for the coffee.
I would have slept in class.
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