If I had a million dollars: Using conditionals (1) - About Words - Cambridge Dictionary blog

by Liz Walter We use conditional sentences to talk about what will, might or could happen in various circumstances. There are three main conditionals which we call first, second and third. This post is intended as a brief reminder of how we choose which conditionals to use, and how we form them. We use the first … Continue reading If I had a million dollars: Using conditionals (1)

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