Grammar Reference. Second conditional. We use the second conditional in English when we want to talk about unreal situations or things we don’t think will happen.

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In the second conditional, however, not only has the action not occurred but it is also unreal and impossible. For the latter, always opt for the past tense: If I am Tinubu, I will ask Fubara to ...

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We use the second conditional to talk about unreal or impossible things. If I won a million dollars, I would buy myself a new house. If I had a house in the hills, I would host parties every night.

Grammar Reference. Conditionals review. Meaning and use. ... Second conditional. If I had enough money, I could travel around the world. If I were elected, I might be able to do some good.