آموزش شرطی ها در زبان انگلیسی بصورت کامل

Conditionals are always the most painful part of language learning, and sometimes I've seen many language learners skip it because they can't deal with it and get stuck between conditional types. But believe me, it's much easier than you think. In the video, I taught you all the conditionals with the same example in four situations. ✅ What do conditional sentences mean anyway? It means that if such and such happens, it will happen. A sentence that says "If such and such happens" comes with if, . A sentence that says "it will happen" is called a conclusion sentence. Which is obtained from the result of the If or "If such and such happens...". Now in conditionals, we have to learn four cases because there are four cases of "such and such happens". Each of these cases is related to how close the situation is to reality. How likely it is that it will happen. ✅ The first type of conditional or zero deals with our habits and routines in life and what is 100% true about yourself, your lifestyle, your interests, and the facts. The verb in both the if clause and the result clause is simple. ✅ The first conditional or FIrst Conditional refers to a time when the probability of that event occurring in the present and the future is very high, and of course the If verb is simple, but in the conclusion, the verb has a future! ✅ The second conditional or Second Conditional refers to an impossible hypothetical situation in the present tense that it is not possible for it to happen at all at the moment and revolves more on "supposing". The verb in the if part comes in the past simple because you are assuming and the verb in the conclusion always comes with would! ✅ And the third conditional or Third conditional refers to a situation where the hypothesis is in the past tense. That is, you assume that if something had happened in the past tense, the result would have been that in the past tense. The tense of the if verb always comes in the past perfect and the conclusion with the formula would+have+pp. I suggest you watch the video to understand it better. 00:00 : Why conditionals 01:05 : How many types of conditionals do we have 01:51 : Conditional type zero 05:29 : Conditional type one 08:16 : Conditional type two 13:00 : Conditional type three 15:00 : Review