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Slocawber Posted 10 years ago
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Assumptions and consequences
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When analysing the sentence: 'If we study, we'll pass the exam' can we call the first part 'assumption' and the second one 'consequence'?
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When analysing the sentence: 'If we study, we'll pass the exam' can we call the first part 'assumption' and the second one 'consequence'?
Thank you.
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slocawber When analysing the sentence: 'If we study, we'll pass the exam' can we call the first part 'assumption' and the second one 'consequence'? Yes. However, we usually say "the condition" and "the consequence".
- slocawber When analysing the sentence: 'If we study, we'll pass the exam' can we call the first part 'assumption' and the second one 'consequence'?
- Yes.
- However, we usually say "the condition" and "the consequence".
- CJ
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slocawberWhen analysing the sentence: 'If we study, we'll pass the exam' can we call the first part 'assumption' and the second one 'consequence'?Yes. However, we usually say "the condition" and "the consequence".
CJ
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