Conditional sentences
1) Johnny is deciding whether to go to France or Spain on his next holiday. If Johnny goes to Spain, he will be very satisfied.
2) Johnny works 12 hours a day. If Johnny were not so busy, he would have more time for his family.
3) Jane is out of work, but she goes shopping every day. If she continues to go on shopping like this, she will run out of money soon.
4) Jane and Jill are best friends. If Jan and Jill were not best friends, they would not be living together.
Please make corrections to the above sentences if they are incorrect.
Thanks.
Top answer
sundarnaz 1) Johnny is deciding whether to go to France or Spain on his next holiday. If Johnny goes to Spain, he will be very satisfied. This is grammatically correct English, but it seems slightly unusual and may not mean exactly what you intend.
- sundarnaz 1) Johnny is deciding whether to go to France or Spain on his next holiday.
- If Johnny goes to Spain, he will be very satisfied.
- This is grammatically correct English, but it seems slightly unusual and may not mean exactly what you intend.
- The second sentence has a feel of expressing the writer's opinion/knowledge about Spain being a better holiday destination, something that Johnny may not (yet) know.
- Your other three sentences are all OK, except that you mistyped the name "Jan"/"Jane" in one place.
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sundarnaz1) Johnny is deciding whether to go to France or Spain on his next holiday. If Johnny goes to Spain, he will be very satisfied.
This is grammatically correct English, but it seems slightly unusual and may not mean exactly what you intend. The second sentence has a feel of expressing the writer's opinion/knowledge about Spain being a better holiday
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