Conditionals
Conditionals let you talk about possibilities, consequences and hypotheticals — from everyday plans to unreal, regretful and mixed-time situations. These lessons cover the zero, first, second and third conditionals plus mixed forms, drawn from real videos and articles so you see how native speakers actually use ‘if’ in context.
Conditionals example lessons
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Telling Stories with Data in 3 Steps
Master the advanced art of data storytelling, learning to transform raw information into compelling narratives that resonate and persuade your audience effectively.
Business planning: making predictions with the first conditional
Learn to confidently discuss business predictions and potential outcomes using the first conditional, essential vocabulary, and practical phrases for team meetings.
Business strategy: using the second conditional for hypothetical scenarios
Master the second conditional to discuss hypothetical business scenarios and learn key phrases for effective negotiation and strategic planning.
Career disruption: using mixed conditionals to reflect on choices
Ponder how past career decisions shape your present and master mixed conditionals to articulate those pivotal moments with advanced fluency.
Electric vehicles: discussing the future of transport
Explore the future of transport, discussing the pros and cons of electric vehicles and mastering mixed conditionals to connect past actions with present impacts.
Higher education: discussing pros and cons
Explore the pros and cons of higher education, learning to discuss future plans and give advice using practical phrases and the first conditional.
The future of money: debating cryptocurrency
Debate the future of money and cryptocurrency, mastering complex conditionals and practical phrases to express nuanced financial opinions.
Quality assurance: discussing problems and hypothetical solutions
Master the language of quality assurance to confidently discuss project problems and propose viable solutions, applying mixed conditionals and practical meeting phrases.
User experience: giving feedback and discussing past mistakes
Master the art of giving constructive feedback and reflecting on past project mistakes using advanced vocabulary and the third conditional, essential for professional growth.
Project management: setting boundaries and managing expectations
Master vital B2 English for project management, learning to set clear boundaries and manage expectations effectively, ensuring your projects run smoothly.
The subscription trap: discussing consumer choices and hypothetical situations
Unpack the psychology behind subscription traps and master advanced English to discuss consumer choices, regrets, and hypothetical scenarios with C1 fluency.
Business processes: using the zero conditional for cause and effect
Master the language of business processes by learning to explain cause and effect with the zero conditional, and confidently ask for clarification in any professional setting.