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After the great reception that the VocaTube series have received (where we compile videos about a specific vocabulary topic on YouTube), we have decided to create GrammaTube, which follows the same principles but focusing on videos for learning, practising and improving English grammar.
Grammar can be one of the most difficult skills to develop in English but it is without doubt the key to progress throughout your learning. A good grammar base will help you to write properly and speak in English, hence improving communication with other people.
In this first post about the GrammaTube series we?re going to discuss conditionals (the first, second and third conditional). Conditionals are usually taught to students with an intermediate level of English. However, we encourage you to watch these videos even if your level of English is lower, as they are very educational and easy to follow.
Good video where conditionals are explained (IF, WILL, WOULD, WERE):
Link to the video on YouTube
Excellent explanation about the three English conditionals:
Link to the video on YouTube
Practice the first conditional with the following video:
Link to the video on YouTube
Learn the second conditional with real conversations:
Link to the video on YouTube
Funny video to learn the second conditional with sentences from ?The Big Bang Theory? series:
Link to the video on YouTube
Subtitled video that shows lyrics from songs to illustrate the use of conditionals:
Link to the video on YouTube
JenniferESL explains the conditionals used in present (2a):
Link to the video on YouTube
Another great lesson about factual conditionals from JenniferESL (2b):
Link to the video on YouTube
Conditionals statements with ?unless? detailed by JenniferESL (2c):
Link to the video on YouTube
JenniferESL explains unreal conditional statements in the present time (2d):
Link to the video on YouTube
JenniferESL gives an explanation of form and use of unreal conditionals in the past (2e):
Link to the video on YouTube
Exercises to practice unreal conditionals in the past by JenniferESL (2f):
Link to the video on YouTube
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GrammaTube - Learn the First, Second and Third Conditional with YouTube
After the great reception that the VocaTube series have received (where we compile videos about a specific vocabulary topic on YouTube), we have decided to create GrammaTube, which follows the same principles but focusing on videos for learning, practising and improving English grammar.
Grammar can be one of the most difficult skills to develop in English but it is without doubt the key to progress throughout your learning. A good grammar base will help you to write properly and speak in English, hence improving communication with other people.
In this first post about the GrammaTube series we?re going to discuss conditionals (the first, second and third conditional). Conditionals are usually taught to students with an intermediate level of English. However, we encourage you to watch these videos even if your level of English is lower, as they are very educational and easy to follow.
Good video where conditionals are explained (IF, WILL, WOULD, WERE):
Link to the video on YouTube
Excellent explanation about the three English conditionals:
Link to the video on YouTube
Practice the first conditional with the following video:
Link to the video on YouTube
Learn the second conditional with real conversations:
Link to the video on YouTube
Funny video to learn the second conditional with sentences from ?The Big Bang Theory? series:
Link to the video on YouTube
Subtitled video that shows lyrics from songs to illustrate the use of conditionals:
Link to the video on YouTube
JenniferESL explains the conditionals used in present (2a):
Link to the video on YouTube
Another great lesson about factual conditionals from JenniferESL (2b):
Link to the video on YouTube
Conditionals statements with ?unless? detailed by JenniferESL (2c):
Link to the video on YouTube
JenniferESL explains unreal conditional statements in the present time (2d):
Link to the video on YouTube
JenniferESL gives an explanation of form and use of unreal conditionals in the past (2e):
Link to the video on YouTube
Exercises to practice unreal conditionals in the past by JenniferESL (2f):
Link to the video on YouTube
- Grammatube - Lesson About The Present Perfect Simple And The Present Perfect Continuous
Many students of English have trouble with the difference between the present perfect simple and the present perfect continuous. We use both to relate a past action to the present but the present perfect simple suggests a completed action whereas the...
- Grammatube - Learn About The Uses Of ?get? In English
Do you know the meaning of expressions such as ?get a life? or ?get into something?? If you are not sure you might keep reading, in this new post of the GrammaTube series, we introduce several videos chosen from YouTube that will allow you to understand...
- Grammatube - Learn The Difference Between ?used To?, ?be Used To? And ?get Used To?
Do you know the difference between ?used to?, ?be used to? and ?get used to?? ?Used to? is for past situations that are no longer true, ?Be used to? is a verb phrase for situations or activities that you do regularly and ?Get used to? indicates that...
- Grammatube - Learn The Active And Passive Voice In English
Do you know the difference between the active and passive voice in English? Would you know how to transform a sentence from active to passive voice and vice versa? If you are not sure, don?t miss out this new episode in the GrammaTube series. In this...
- Grammatube - Reveal All The Potential Of Phrasal Verbs
At Learn English Online we have discussed several times the topic of ?Phrasal Verbs? but we don?t get tired, guess why? The reason is because they are extremely important to acquire more fluency and confidence on your level of English. This post shows...