This is an All-Ears English podcast episode 1,211, the lottery conditional.

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It's time to get conditionals out of the grammar tables in the back of your textbook and into your English connections. Today, we'll continue our series with the second conditional. How can you use it to give

advice or share your hypothetical dream? Find out today.

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Hey, Lindsay, how's it going?

Excellent, Michelle, how are you doing?

I am good, I am good.

Yeah, so Lindsay, are you thinking about moving anywhere soon?

Yeah, I mean, what do you think I should do?

Do you think I should move to China?

I mean, Lindsay, if I were you, I would take every chance to move abroad.

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