harry1999
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I am confused about the second conditional in English. I have just had a look at these sites.
English Conditionals: Second Conditional - Articles - UsingEnglish.com
Second Conditional (2nd Conditional) - Glossary Definition - UsingEnglish.com
and
ENGLISH PAGE - Past Conditionals
On the first two sites it's given that this conditional rule is applied when the situations are unreal/imaginary, but on the third site it's totally different one.
Can you tell me the correct use of second conditional in English?
These are some expamples:
>>If you had a good time with ABC hotel, ring the bell.
>>If interested, apply for this job.
>>If you didn't register for a BBC ID then somebody else may type in your email address by accident. If this has happened you can ignore this email.
>>Forgive me If was wrong.
Can anyone clear my confusion?. What do above sentences mean? Please explain it to me.
Helpful responses would be appreciated.
English Conditionals: Second Conditional - Articles - UsingEnglish.com
Second Conditional (2nd Conditional) - Glossary Definition - UsingEnglish.com
and
ENGLISH PAGE - Past Conditionals
On the first two sites it's given that this conditional rule is applied when the situations are unreal/imaginary, but on the third site it's totally different one.
Can you tell me the correct use of second conditional in English?
These are some expamples:
>>If you had a good time with ABC hotel, ring the bell.
>>If interested, apply for this job.
>>If you didn't register for a BBC ID then somebody else may type in your email address by accident. If this has happened you can ignore this email.
>>Forgive me If was wrong.
Can anyone clear my confusion?. What do above sentences mean? Please explain it to me.
Helpful responses would be appreciated.