If it will rain?

Me too fivejedjon

Anonymous If it will rain,i shall stay at home

No if ... will when the if-clause expresses a condition.

You need If it rains, ...

The same applies to when ... will, before ... will, after ... will, until ..., and similar expressions. Avoid 'will' in such clauses.

CJ

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The topic of this thread is conditionals.

Your words are on a different topic, so please post this as a new thread. Thank you.

CJ

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If it rains I will stay home . Conditional 1

We never use Will/ Would in "if clause". That's a golden rule in Conditional sentences.

Anonymous We never use Will/ Would in "if clause". That's a golden rule in Conditional sentences.

Never say 'never' when talking about English grammar. We can use 'will in the if- clause if it suggests willingness: I'll be able to catch the earlier train if you will/'ll drive me to the station.

Thank you Sir..Till now I have been thinking that we cant use will in If clause..That was very informative..