Which of the following is a conditional sentence?
Correct answer: B. If you attend the lecture you will pass
- A. We fast in Ramazan
- B. If you attend the lecture you will pass
- C. Did they go for shopping?
- D. It was not a lost cause
Explanation
A conditional sentence expresses a condition and its possible outcome. In this case, "if you attend the lecture" is the condition, and "you will pass" is the outcome.
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