If you run fast, you will win a medal. The sentence is an example of:
Correct answer: A. Type I probable conditional sentence
- A. Type I probable conditional sentence
- B. Type Il improbable conditional sentence
- C. Type Ill unfulfilled conditional sentence
- D. Type Zero conditional sentence
Explanation
Type I probable conditional sentences describe a possible condition in the present or future and its likely outcome. In this case, running fast (present condition) increases the likelihood of winning a medal (future outcome). It talks about a realistic possibility.
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