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introduce a condition and its possible result
Example
If it rains, we will move the event indoors.
Description
EN · B1 · LEARN
Understand each item before testing yourself. Choose honestly whether it already feels familiar or needs practice.
introduce a condition and its possible result
Example
If it rains, we will move the event indoors.
Connect conditions, alternatives, and hypothetical situations with ten useful structures.
introduce a condition and its possible result
If it rains, we will move the event indoors.
introduce an alternative when a condition is not met
Leave now, or else you may miss the last train.
show that a result does not change despite a condition
Even if you are busy, please send a short reply.
present two possibilities or an uncertain condition
Whether we travel by bus or train, we will arrive today.
mean “except if” when setting a condition
Unless you save the file, your changes will be lost.
show that something would differ without a person or event
But for your quick response, we would have missed the deadline.
state what will happen if a condition is not met
Please book today; otherwise, the tickets may sell out.
mean “only if” when setting a necessary condition
Provided everyone agrees, we can change the schedule.
introduce an imagined situation for discussion
Suppose the first plan fails—what would you try next?
describe preparation for a possible future situation
Take a charger in case your battery runs low.