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2nd conditional

If I were an astronaut, I would go to the moon every weekend!

    We have plenty of hypothetical or imaginary situations flying around in our minds, we use them with ourselves, with our friends, at work and everywere!, Let's practice just a little more how to use the 2nd conditional with these friendly videos and exercises: 



Remember the rule: 


And now you can practice with this exercise







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