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In this unit, I learned a lot about Grammar Conditionals. There are five main conditionals: Zero Conditional, First Conditional, Second Conditional, Third Conditional, Mixed Conditional. For these five Conditional, students have to know the form clearly and their differences.
Second Conditional is a little bit difficult, we have to know it refers to the unreal condition, for example, \"if I were you, I would stop smoking.\" The unreal part is that I cannot be you.
For Third Conditional, most students have problems of understanding the situation. They are always confused when to use it. We always use Third Conditional to express our regrets or the feeling of guilty. For example, \"If I had practiced the piano, I would have been better.\", Actually, it is subjunctive and unreal. It actually means that \"I didn't practice the piano, so I am guilty that I can't play the piano better\
