Hello Dear Annemarie, if I had had an opportunity to know your job four years ago I certainly would be speaking English very well today. Thank you for your marvelous job🙏🏾
Hapy new year miss. Your videos are useful and in detail as always. Thanks for this lesson. I have a request for a video. Please make a video on it if possible. Higher pitch vs lower pitch and how to end sentences in lower pitch.
If I had watched this video earlier, I would be able to master mixed conditionals sooner. If I hadn't spent so much money on things I like, I would have had money to buy things I need now.
Great example and perfect use of the mixed conditional form, Anna! The good news is, we can always make progress. (I feel the same way about my French.)
Very clear explanation and great examples ❤❤. Could you please make a video of mixed conditional two + three too? How is it different from third conditional? Could you p.s help? Thanks a lot and Lots of Love for the great work.❤❤❤❤
Thank you for the video suggestion. I have a few videos on conditionals. You can find them on my website in the video library, www.speakconfidentenglish.com/category/conditionals-in-english/
@@Speakconfidentenglish I have understood third conditional very well. Thank you so much for the great work once again. I am looking forward for mixed conditional 2+3. I would like to know how it differs from third conditional. I would be greatly obliged if you could do it. Apart from stative verbs ,can we make mixed conditional 2+3 with action verbs also ? Hope to hear from you. Thanks 🙏🙏 and Lots of love 💕💕💕.
Hi Annemarie! Will there be a follow-up video discussing the mixed conditional pattern: 'If you were nice, he wouldn't have stolen your wallet'? It's somewhat different from, for example, 'If I hadn't come across that man, I would still have my wallet on me now.' While both 'If you were nice' and 'I would still have my wallet on me now' refer to unreal present situations, they are not exactly the same (in my opinion). If you could elaborate on the difference between the two, it would be awesome!
Pls teacher could you reply on my question I have been wondering about the answer If I want to say ; If I tell him what do you think He will say What is the correct condition should we use and why?
Hello and thank you for the question. It looks like you're using the First Conditional form here, indicating that it is likely or possible that you will tell "him" something. You can learn more about the first condition here: www.speakconfidentenglish.com/conditionals-part-1/
In the example provided, the verb 'tell' is in the present simple and 'will' is used. This follows the first conditional pattern. You can get all my lessons on conditionals here: www.speakconfidentenglish.com/?s=conditionals
When we use "If I were..." it is imagining an alternative present moment, so we need to indicate that in the second clause. To do so, we would say, 'If I were hungry right now, I would eat an apple."
Dear Annamerie , Amazing and very instructive ,, Always a pleasure to watch your video ❤❤❤
I'm so glad it was instructive! Thank you for watching.
If I had joined your channel before, I wouldn’t have so many difficulties in learning English! I love your classes! ❤
It’s great to hear you’re enjoying the lessons!
I love your video. You could narrate audiobooks- your voice is like velvet!
Thank you. That's very kind of you.
Hello Dear Annemarie, if I had had an opportunity to know your job four years ago I certainly would be speaking English very well today.
Thank you for your marvelous job🙏🏾
Merry Christmas Annamerie 🎅 🎄
Happy holidays!
I love your your class of English teacher annemarie
Thank you.
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Glad you like them!
Thanks for your video
Your teaching is perect
If I had known you earlier, I would be such a native speaker
Excellent lesson.... appreciated
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for making me understand this topic well.Keep it up.❤❤❤
Amazing lecture ❤❤
Although there are many videos speaking about mix conditional ,your lecture is the best .
Thank you.
Hapy new year miss. Your videos are useful and in detail as always. Thanks for this lesson.
I have a request for a video. Please make a video on it if possible.
Higher pitch vs lower pitch and how to end sentences in lower pitch.
Happy new year to you. Thank you for this recommendation. I will consider this for a future topic.
Very well explained lesson ma'am
Thank you! 🙂
In a nutshell you are really a treasure trove of informations (english language , psychology and more) thanks Annemarie for the lesson.
Thanks so much for the kind comment!!! 😊
❤❤❤THANK YOU SOOOOOOOO MUCH, ANNEMARIE ❤❤❤
You're super welcome!!! Thanks for watching. 😊😊😊
If I had knowed your Channel ago, I would speak English better today.
If I had watched this video earlier, I would be able to master mixed conditionals sooner.
If I hadn't spent so much money on things I like, I would have had money to buy things I need now.
Thank you for sharing your practice.
If I had learned English in my childhood, I wouldn't have a problem with English conversations now.
Great example and perfect use of the mixed conditional form, Anna! The good news is, we can always make progress. (I feel the same way about my French.)
Very clear explanation and great examples ❤❤.
Could you please make a video of mixed conditional two + three too?
How is it different from third conditional?
Could you p.s help?
Thanks a lot and Lots of Love for the great work.❤❤❤❤
Thank you for the video suggestion. I have a few videos on conditionals. You can find them on my website in the video library, www.speakconfidentenglish.com/category/conditionals-in-english/
@@Speakconfidentenglish
I have understood third conditional very well. Thank you so much for the great work once again.
I am looking forward for mixed conditional 2+3.
I would like to know how it differs from third conditional.
I would be greatly obliged if you could do it.
Apart from stative verbs ,can we make mixed conditional 2+3 with action verbs also ?
Hope to hear from you.
Thanks 🙏🙏 and Lots of love 💕💕💕.
Hi Annemarie! Will there be a follow-up video discussing the mixed conditional pattern: 'If you were nice, he wouldn't have stolen your wallet'? It's somewhat different from, for example, 'If I hadn't come across that man, I would still have my wallet on me now.' While both 'If you were nice' and 'I would still have my wallet on me now' refer to unreal present situations, they are not exactly the same (in my opinion). If you could elaborate on the difference between the two, it would be awesome!
Hey, yes, absolutely. I'm working on a Part 2 of Mixed Conditionals which will be available in this coming months. 😊
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Ma'am could we use like this in mixed conditionals:
If + past simple+ .... Past perfect
Could you provide me with an example?
Hi mam I'm from india
Pls teacher could you reply on my question I have been wondering about the answer
If I want to say ; If I tell him what do you think He will say
What is the correct condition should we use and why?
Hello and thank you for the question. It looks like you're using the First Conditional form here, indicating that it is likely or possible that you will tell "him" something. You can learn more about the first condition here: www.speakconfidentenglish.com/conditionals-part-1/
@@Speakconfidentenglish thanks
It is not the second ,Isn't it ?
coz its imagination by using think I mean its not real
In the example provided, the verb 'tell' is in the present simple and 'will' is used. This follows the first conditional pattern. You can get all my lessons on conditionals here: www.speakconfidentenglish.com/?s=conditionals
Is it correct to say, "If I were hungry right now, I would have had an apple.
When we use "If I were..." it is imagining an alternative present moment, so we need to indicate that in the second clause. To do so, we would say, 'If I were hungry right now, I would eat an apple."
@@Speakconfidentenglish thank you