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Answer : C) were If I were you... Used in 2nd conditional for hypothetical situations. #grammar #englishlearning #conditionals

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4. Third Conditional: Unreal past + imagined result. Form: If + past perfect, would have + past participle ✅ If it had rained, the plants wouldn’t have died.

3. Second Conditional: Unreal or unlikely now/future. Form: If + past simple, would + base verb ✅ If I had a million dollars, I’d buy a vacation home.

2. First Conditional: Real & possible future. Form: If + present simple, will + base verb ✅ If I see you, I’ll say hello.

Forms of Conditional Sentence Let's dive in 1. Zero Conditional: Always facts. Form: If + present simple, present simple ✅ If it rains, I take an umbrella

Day22/30 What are conditional sentences? #grammar #Englishlearners #grammarchallenge101

Final Note 💡 Practice speaking every day #IELTS #IELTSSpeaking #TestTips #grammar101 #EnglishSpeaking #IELTS2025

5. Use linking words They help your ideas flow smoothly: 👉 actually, for example, on the other hand, in my opinion, however, etc.

4. Prioritize fluency over perfection It’s okay to make small grammar mistakes. Keep talking. Don’t freeze trying to find the perfect word Just explain naturally.

3. Use a variety of vocabulary Don’t repeat words like good, nice, or fun. Try: ‘enjoyable’,‘fascinating’ ‘memorable, etc.

Expand your answers Don’t stop at yes or no Q: Do you enjoy music? ✅ A: Yes, especially Afrobeat It lifts my mood and helps me focus while studying.

1. Speak clearly and naturally Avoid rushing or memorizing. The examiner wants to hear you, not a script. Be yourself, just clearer and calmer.

Day 21/30: IELTS Speaking Test Tips Want to boost your speaking score and sound more confident in your IELTS exam? Here are practical tips that actually work

Day 20/30 Using order of Adjectives The usual order is: Opinion, Size, Age, Shape, Color, Origin, Material, Purpose Example: A lovely small old round brown Italian leather bag ✅

19/30 IELTS Alert! 🚨 Know your test format! 📚 The IELTS exam has 4 sections: 1. Listening 🎧 2. Reading 📖 3. Writing 📝 4. Speaking 💬 Prepare smart, achieve your goals! 💯 #IELTS #TestPrep #EnglishSkills

Final Tip: Great writing = Clear thoughts + Strong structure + Natural tone. Avoid these traps, #WritingTips #IELTS #Grammar101 #GrammarGoals #AcademicWriting