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In Spanish, we distinguish between three different conditional clauses or conditional clauses. It expresses that something happens under a certain condition. For example, we use type 2 of these conditional clauses to express an unreal condition, i.e., something considered impossible in the present tense.

For this, we use the following structure, which is a bit more complex than that of type 1:
It is advisable to learn the structure of the subjunctive beforehand
Si + Imperfecto Subjuntivo + Condicional Simple

For the conditional simple, we usually use the infinitive and add the following endings to the verb:

• ia
• ias
• ia
• íamos
• íais
• ian

An example of type 2 would be:
Si tuviera dinero, estaría más feliz