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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Not a conditional sentence?
Hi. I think the sentence is not conditional in nature.
A: Do you think people shouldn't eat junk food?
B: Personally, it they can, that would be the best thing to do.
I think what B said is correct grammatically because it isn't a conditional sentence.
But then again, I think this would be conditional although I can't see the difference between Sentence B above and this. ls this conditional?
If people cut down on amount of junk food they eat, I strongly believe that their health would improve.
I think the phrase "I strongly believe" doesn't play a role in conditionality of the above sentence.
A: Do you think people shouldn't eat junk food?
B: Personally, it they can, that would be the best thing to do.
I think what B said is correct grammatically because it isn't a conditional sentence.
But then again, I think this would be conditional although I can't see the difference between Sentence B above and this. ls this conditional?
If people cut down on amount of junk food they eat, I strongly believe that their health would improve.
I think the phrase "I strongly believe" doesn't play a role in conditionality of the above sentence.
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Anonymous If people cut down on amount of junk food they eat, I strongly believe that their health would improve. I think the phrase "I strongly believe" doesn't play a role in conditionality of the above sentence. True.
- Anonymous If people cut down on amount of junk food they eat, I strongly believe that their health would improve.
- I think the phrase "I strongly believe" doesn't play a role in conditionality of the above sentence.
- True.
- Just reverse the order, and you see why.
- I ...
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AnonymousIf people cut down on amount of junk food they eat, I strongly believe that their health would improve.True. Just reverse the order, and you see why.
I think the phrase "I strongly believe" doesn't play a role in conditionality of the above sentence.
I ... believe that:
(People's health would improve if they cut down on
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