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Using conditionals is a natural part of conversation for native speakers. Often, native speakers don’t even realize they are using conditionals!
Conditional sentences suggest that there are consequences for every action. Conditional sentences consist of a condition (the ‘if’ clause) and a result. Students are often confused about which conditional to use as we use different conditionals for different situations. Conditionals can be difficult to implement as we are required to utilize all the verb tenses.
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