If usage
I saw this sentence:
"I'm not sure if we will visit her tomorrow."
Is this count as a conditional sentence?
I am not familiar with any conditionals that use the future tense.
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steam mach I am not familiar with any conditionals that use the future tense. The zero conditional uses future tense. If you wait long enough, the sun will set.
- steam mach I am not familiar with any conditionals that use the future tense.
- The zero conditional uses future tense.
- If you wait long enough, the sun will set.
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steam machI am not familiar with any conditionals that use the future tense.
The zero conditional uses future tense.
If you wait long enough, the sun will set.
0I'm not sure [if we will visit her tomorrow].
This is not a conditional construction.
The bracketed element is a subordinate interrogative clause (embedded question). The meaning is
"I'm not sure about the answer to the question 'Will we visit her tomorrow?'"
0steam machIsDoes this count as a conditional sentence?
No. The if-clause is an indirect question. You can use any tense you want in an indirect question.
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