Conditionals – zero & first conditionals (English Grammar)

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You are great,but I would like to learn and understand more about all four conditionals!So,please-hurry up with two other lessons :))))…thanx,in advanced!

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I have some mistakes. I am not so good concentration related in questions.

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Teach us the other two conditionals =)

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I’M REALLY PROUD OF MYSELF.

it was so good and easy lesson , thank you for your explain

Can and would are modals too right? can we use them in First conditional?

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I like your teaching way ,Thank you so much
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I made a mistake in the first q. Maybe I hadn’t catched the diffrence between probability and intention

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Hi Ronnie,

What about other patterns of Conditionals ?

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Dear Teacher
i did not understand. please give more examples. it is too difficult lesson.

Could you make a video teaching how I use (-ness)or examplain by e-mail? for example: gentleness, righteousness, awareness …

i’m still don’t know how to use has/had/have

Modals are helping verbs? Answer me my dear Ma’am.

Hii Ronnie,
I would like to congratulate you for making helpful,informative video lesson for us to help improve our language skills.I always catch new lessons and watch them attentively to get a clear conception of it.Furthermore, I have also developed a habit of reading newspaper everyday to stay connected with the world.When I go through an article in the newspaper, I also concentrate in gathering new words as well as expanding my vocabulary.I not only focus on words, but also look at forming sentences in many different ways.Of late, I am facing some problems relating to formation of adjectives from an action word.I have read a lot of sentences and found that adjectives are actually the third form(past participle form)of a verb .Even though I have this conception which I am not sure of, I heartily request you to make a lesson explaining this aspect of English grammar clearly.This is the utmost request of mine to you.I honestly admit that I get confused with adjectives.I have also written down two sentences below including their explanation based on my knowledge.I request you to identify the errors in them and correct the same too helping me find out my mistakes.
The first sentence reads as:
Ten persons were killed after being struck by lighting.
Expln:The first part of the sentence is in passive voice of simple past tense. It says lightinh killed ten persons.The second part expresses that lighting first struck them before taking their lives.In the second part,the present participle form of the stative verb “to be” has been used as well as an action word following “being” is in its third form.
The same information could easily be given by using past perfect tense,thereby,making the first action in perfect sense and second action in simple past tense.In that case, the original sentence would turn into the following one:
1.Lighting had struck ten persons before it killed them.
2.Lighting killed ten persons after it had struck them.
The above two sentences are in active voice.
1.Ten persons were killed after they had been struck by lighting.
Another sentence could be formed to express the same meaning like as follows:
Having been struck by lighting(passive usage),ten persons were killed(passive usage).
Another way to deliver the same meaning by bringing the second part at the beggining and sending the first part at the end is:
After being struck by lighting,ten persons were killed.
I hope you would check my sentences and correct them too.I also wish you to evaluate my writing skills after going through this short comment.Looking forward to receiving a fast reply

With due respect, and honours I would like to let me know what is the name of those black materials which you use in your eyes.
Sincerely yours,
Mashriqi

(I know my question is not related to the above topic don’t by unhappy.

hallo ronnie
thank you so much.this lesson was realy,real,fantastick great!!!by the way i have got a question.could you please,please,pleassse do a video about important rules or things that we need to write a letter?i realy need it ,because i need it for school.i hope you know what i meen:) XD
again thanks
apinaya

that was a good lesson for me, thank you

thank you so much ronnie

Hi, Ronnie! Great lesson as usual!))) Well done!
I have but one question: what about mixed conditional? Among all white spots in my “English grammar profile” this one is probably one of the biggest… Could you explain to me what mixed conditionals are, whether they’re used in spoken English and what their grammar pattern is.
Oh, and one more=) What if I’m 100% sure of something but it’s not a scientific fact? For instance: If I come home late, I don’t do my homework. Is it ok?
Thank you in advance!;) Looking forward for more exciting lessons of yours)

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Hello Ronnie, I want you to make a lesson about dating, kissing, smooching and things like that.

Thanx Ronnie

ronnie can you just try to explain the difference between homonyms and homophones

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i want learn 2 and 3 conditionals sentences

i am from algeria thank you ronni i understand the lesson and i don’t speak english very well how can i talk it well please give me any idea

i really, thanks

Please put a video about Second conditional I will be very grateful

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could you say (hi for our friend sasa from Palestine) in your next video, please ?

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Assume the tongue tip doesn’t touch the lower teeth back in producing an “[i]” .

Does the tongue tip touch the lower teeth back when we say “tea[ti]” ?

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what is difference between no and not??

Hi, Ronnie. I would like to make a small correction. We do NOT use the base form in the zero conditional. We use the Simple Present form of the verb in the zero conditional. Your statement that it is a base verb is wrong, as the base form does not accept any tenses, but the verb had an “s” in your sentence in the zero conditional. So, it is better to say that the verbs are in the Present Simple form in the zero conditional.Thanks.

Amazing! you are really helped me in many lessons .. Thank you so much

Hi,Ronnie!Thank you very much for the video!
Could you,please,explain me the difference between using “slightly” and “a little”?

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ronnie,i like your way of teaching.is it correct speaking with a native speaker can improve my english?

reply to my comment please

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Hello, Ronnie. You are the greatest teacher I’ve ever seen. Thank you so much. Your lessons are really helpful.))
I have a request. Can you explain what is the difference between such words as: small and little, big and large.
Thank you.

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Ronnie, thank you for the lesson! So what about other conditions? It will be useful for us, If you teach us how to use Second and Third Conditions! I do like your methods of teaching! Good luck!

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Hi Ronnie,
I am back again with some confusing sentences.I have written them below and I want you to help me identify the parts of speech of each word which I have CAPITALIZED in the sentences.
1.The concept is ILLUSTRATED/DEMONSTRATED/DESCRIBED.
2.Each use is EXAMINED.
3.It is MENTIONED/INCLUDED/DECLARED.
4.It is SHOWN/GIVEN.
I guess all of the capitalized(I have used this word as an adjective because the verb form is “to capitalize”, and according to the rule, I can turn it to an adjective by adding “ed” at the end.If my cocept is incorrect, I request you to clarify me the actual concept.) words must be adjectives.In this context, they can’t be verbs.If they are verbs,the sentences become meaningless because they sentences do not indicate a process carried out to reach to a solution.
I want you to check my understanding.
Looking forward to getting a positive response.

hi Ronnie,i’m a student.i have a question for you.can you tell me how to write a good paragraph.

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You Rock……….. I wish, I had teachers like you,when i was a young student. I wanted to know that English spoken by native speakers is fraught with slangs, informal words, and incorrect usages at times( eg. Based on your behavior last night, I am upset with you).
How to address these problems when we speak to the natives of English Speaking countries…..
Everything that comes out of a cow is not milk, isn’t it???????

You are wonderful teacher!

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teacher

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and which is first lesson?
please guide.

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I want to know about election and what’s going on in the court room as well. Would you be kind enough to make videos about these topics. Thank you in advance

Thank you Ronnie for teaching conditional lesson for me. I have more something make me confuse such as how different Participle(present&past), Using these marks (- , : ;)in the sentenses. Can you help me?

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and Thank u 4 ur wonderful explanation on this lesson
Best Regards

Ronnie, What is the difference between “being ill and being sick” Thanx

Thanks alot for your teaching I understand very well

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for us. Thanks for exist.

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Teacher Ronnie thank you for you lessons. I would like to learn how to construct a complete sentence. I have a hard time writing verb sentence agreement and organizing a paragraphs. Well I have a lot difficulties in English because is not my native language. I hope you can teach me writing skills.

Dear Ronni, thanks a lot for you lesson,
I would like to know what is the difference between the base verb and the infinitive.

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“If it rains,… I hate conditionals”=D

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Hi,Ronnie I wanna ask you that I’m unable to judge myself Am I really fleunt or not so is there any way by which I can understand that Am I really fleunt or need to learn more and prctiice more .Thanks for such beautiful lectures

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ronnie plz suggest some frnds on skype, so that i can make pracise to speak english

Hi Ronnie, I like your helpful lessons.

Could you prepare and present a lesson about abstract nouns for example what abstract noun is and whether it is countable or uncountable etc.

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HI Ms.Ronnie
“Had I known about your illness,I would
have written before.”
I don`t feel comfotable with the structure of this sentence.
Is any thing wrong with the first clause? in another way,”Had I known” is correct?,or I should say,”If I had known about…” OF COURSE I WOULD NEVER WISH THAT TO YOU.BUT I READ THIS SENTENCE AS IT IS,I WISH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY HAPPY&HEALTHY LIFE.

Now, i know the use of modal and conditionals grammar. Thank you so much to your video.

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hi…Ronnie i loved the way u teach.i’m from india. and in my family my family member all time speak hindi,hindi,hindi. but u know i jus want to speak english n improve my english skill but i don’t hv any gud friend who can speak good english so would u pls help me what can i do.waiting for ur replay thanks and u r awesome

I m learning lot from these videos,these are interesting. Thnks , I wish , you please include more question at the end of lessons for practice.
Well Done
Good luck from all Indians

I never go learn that.It is very confuse or am I a dumb,stupid,#@#$ ?
aff very time ago I tried Learn That I never get PLEASE HELP ME SOMEBODYYYYYYY :(

Hi Ronnie, I got a basic question:

If I say:

If it rains, I stay at home.

This sentence is incorrect, Why???

P.D: You are “demasiado genial enseñando inglés” Thank you, thank you for all lessons

Hi,
Madam Ronnie,
You teach english very well.I have seen first time such a type of person who teaches english in such a easy way mostly teacher teaches in a very difficult way which is very difficult to understand especially for those people whose english is second language.May God give you long life Ronnie and you always live happy sorrows will never comes in your life.

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can i talk with you direct by mobile phone or connect by internet online?

Hi Ronnie! It was really useful!
I still have a question.
For first conditional, after the modal, do we have to add the “s” when the subject is “he”, “she” or “it”?
For instance:
If it rains, he could uses an unmbrella.
or
If it rains, he could use an unmbrella.
I think the second one is the correct but it is my eternal doubt :)

Thanks a lot again!!

THANK YOU RONNI, I LOVE YOU ENGLISH CLASS, YOU ARE VERY FUNNY, I LOVE YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU!!!

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and of course thanks great lesson

please I need help with the conditional sentences. thanks

hi misses ronnie thank you for the lessons i like your lessons alot , if they was teachers like u in my university we will understand fast , i want ask you about conditional with modals , i have it in re sit exam , we study modals which are in conditional , so i want ask you if we can put the modals in the other conditional second or third or just in the first conditional ? and thank u alot