Identifying a conditional sentence
Even if we learn how to reproduce an example of an extinct species, that individual could never have a normal life. Its natural environment is most likely gone and it would have no parents to show it how to behave as a member of its species. So the animal would remain a curiosity and probably live out its life in a zoo.
Why did author use "would" in these sentences? Are these conditional sentences and therefore result of a conditional sentence? Where is the " if clause", then?
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Abbas Rajabpour Are these conditional sentences and therefore result of a conditional sentence? Where is the " if clause", then? Yes.
- Abbas Rajabpour Are these conditional sentences and therefore result of a conditional sentence?
- Where is the " if clause", then?
- Yes.
- The if is right at the beginning.
- Even if we learn how to reproduce an example of an extinct species CJ
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Abbas RajabpourAre these conditional sentences and therefore result of a conditional sentence? Where is the " if clause", then?
Yes. The if is right at the beginning.
Even if we learn how to reproduce an example of an extinct species
CJ
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