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milky
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Did you know that there are actually two second conditional conditionals?
One is the unreal conditional:
If I knew where she lived, I'd tell you.
The other is the unlikely (or improbable) conditional which expresses the speaker's interpretation of the situation as unlikely:
What would you do if you lost your job?
One is the unreal conditional:
If I knew where she lived, I'd tell you.
The other is the unlikely (or improbable) conditional which expresses the speaker's interpretation of the situation as unlikely:
What would you do if you lost your job?
