The Second Conditional in Icelandic grammar refers to the conditional statements that discuss hypothetical or unlikely events. These sentences are usually made up of two parts – the ‘if’ clause, which sets up a condition, expressing an open or imaginary situation and the ‘main’ clause, which explains the outcome of that condition. The second conditional employs ‘myndi’ with the infinitive form of the verb in the ‘main’ clause.
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