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anonymous This school will have to be closed if It's not a conditional clause. It's a statement with "if" at the end instead of the full stop. ----------------------- This school will have to be closed if the safety of pupils and staff is not secured.
- anonymous This school will have to be closed if It's not a conditional clause.
- It's a statement with "if" at the end instead of the full stop.
- ----------------------- This school will have to be closed if the safety of pupils and staff is not secured.
- That is conditional sentence Type 1.
- It has two clauses: the main clause (the clause of effect) This school will have to be closed and the subordinate one, if -clause (the clause of the cause/reason), if the safety of pupils and staff is not secured.
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anonymousThis school will have to be closed if
It's not a conditional clause. It's a statement with "if" at the end instead of the full stop.
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This school will have to be closed if the safety of pupils and staff is not secured.
That is conditional sentence Type 1.
It has two clauses: the main clau
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