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Ceph Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
'must' in conditionals
We can use modals like 'should' 'would' and 'will' in the subordinate clause of a conditional sentence that refers to the future.
I.e. If it happens (then), you will/would/should leave
Can we use modal 'must' in a conditional sentence in the same way?
I.e. If it happens (then), you must leave.
Or do we have to use 'will have/need to' instead?
I.e. If it happens, you will have/need to leave.
I.e. If it happens (then), you will/would/should leave
Can we use modal 'must' in a conditional sentence in the same way?
I.e. If it happens (then), you must leave.
Or do we have to use 'will have/need to' instead?
I.e. If it happens, you will have/need to leave.
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ceph Can we use modal 'must' in a conditional sentence in the same way? e. If it happens (then), you must leave.
- ceph Can we use modal 'must' in a conditional sentence in the same way?
- e.
- If it happens (then), you must leave.
- Yes.
- If there is a fire, everyone must leave the building.
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cephCan we use modal 'must' in a conditional sentence in the same way?Yes.
I.e. If it happens (then), you must leave.
If there is a fire, everyone must leave the building.
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