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  1. The dependent or subordinate clause states a condition or cause and is joined with an independent clause, which states the result or …

  2. Complete Guide (1/5) Introduction to Conditionals Conditionals are sentences that express if-then scenarios, showing th. relationship …

  3. WORKSHEET 1) Fill in the gaps with the correct forms of the first conditional. Use the verbs in brackets.

  4. This article introduces the classic accounts of the meaning of condition-als (material implication, strict implication, variably strict …

  5. MIXED CONDITIONAL Mixed conditionals combine the second and third conditionals to present both an unreal condition either in …

  6. Conditionals are used to express a hypothetical situation. This is when you don’t know if something will happen or not, so you make …

  7. Conditional sentences consist of two parts: (I) a subordinate clause, the protasis (Greek for ‘proposition’ or ‘premiss’), which is …