Learn English with Encanto

Disney's newest hip film Encanto is  about a family called The Madrigal's, who live in an enchanted town  in the mountains of Colombia. Now everyone except for Mirabel  has been given a magical ability. Mirabel, the only ordinary Madrigal, discovers that the magic is under threat  and she may be the only one able to save it. In this film Stephanie Beatriz gives  voice to the main character: Mirabel. She's most known for her role in Brooklyn  Nine-Nine as Detective Rosa Diaz, we did a lesson with

this show. She is quite a fascinating person as she was born in Argentina to a  Colombian father and a Bolivian mother. Do you want to speak English  confidently, just like Stephanie Beatriz? Then be sure to hit that subscribe button  and the bell below so that we can help you to understand fast speech without getting lost,  without missing the jokes and without subtitles. So I know for me one of the most stressful  parts of studying a language is learning and memorizing so many different words

. I sometimes even get anxious about whether I'm learning the right vocabulary that I will  actually need when it comes time to speak. Do you ever feel like this? Well as an English learner you are in luck because we made a course to help you  have a lot of fun learning the vocabulary that we natives actually use every day with the TV series  Friends, which various academic studies show is the best TV series out there for learning English. You will also greatly improve your pronunciation as you

master connected speech and you will  laugh along with all the jokes by learning the cultural context, so I recommend that you give  it a try for FREE now with our 3-Part Masterclass. Just click here or in the  description below to sign up now! In practice however it's very  common to hear people use "was". We use the second conditional to  talk about a hypothetical situations. "If I won a million dollars, I would..." What would you do if you won a million dollars? Why don't you write us down  i

n the comments below to practice? And by the way, if you find conditionals  confusing or difficult we made this lesson on our RealLife English channel to clear them up  for you, so that you can use them effortlessly. Check it out, I'll link it  down in the description below.