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No, I mean to ask why is it called that, not what is it.
Im thinking about learning another romance language, I know french because Im a Québecois but which one should I learn im thinking about either spanish or italian.
Because whether B is true is conditional on A being true.
Being motivated is nice and can help you through some more difficult shit, like starting out. But motivation has a tendency do fluctuate. What you really need long-term is discipline.
Shit.
>Conditional sentences are sentences expressing factual implications, or hypothetical situations and their consequences.
>They are so called because the validity of the main clause of the sentence is conditional on the existence of certain circumstances, which may be expressed in a dependent clause or may be understood from the context.
Can you trivialize it for me? I can't understand anything at all. I'm sorry.
It is a condition. Like when people say 'Under one condition'
Mission Objective (condition given to you):
Secure the Red Key Card
Once done, you will be given a new mission.
Complete the CONDITION, you will gain the RESULT of getting another mission. If you do not meet the CONDITION, then the RESULT will not happen.
conditional = Limited by a condition (điều kiện)
conditional = Stating that one sentence is true if another is.
in "if I drink coffee at night, I don't sleep well"
"I don't sleep well" happens if the condition of "I drink coffee at night" happens
"I drink coffee at night" is the condition for "I don't sleep well" to happen
I hope "điều kiện" is the correct translation for condition kek
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Can someone explain me why the verb "buy" goes with gerund in this phrase? which is the grammatical rule who applies here:
He brought this bussiness man who's interested in buying cheese