10K views · 791 reactions | This video explains how to use the first conditional form, which is used to talk about real conditions and future effects. Here’s an example: "If you visit New York City, you will see tall buildings." How about you? If you take a vacation in the future, where will you go? #AmericanEnglish | American English at State | Facebook

58K views · 4.8K reactions | "Wouldn't it be great if you could talk about possible events?" 樂 If you know the basics of the 2nd conditional, but you're not sure how to use it in real life, this video is for you! Alex EngVid covers common sentence types, words, and phrases you can use with the 2nd conditional. | engVid | Facebook

118K views · 10K reactions | "If it hadn't been raining, we could have played tennis." ️ ️ "If I'd known it was your birthday, I would have bought you a gift." ️ ️ In Benjamin's new video, learn how to use the third conditional to talk about things in the past you wish you had done! | engVid | Facebook