Theme: Conditionals. Group: 914-22 fio: Polvonniyazov Azamat

How to Use Conditional Sentences in Your Next Essay
Using conditional sentences correctly will make your next essay clearer and stronger. To do so, first, decide the meaning of your if/then statement. Do you intend to convey something certain, something that is unlikely to happen, or something impossible?
Once you know the meaning, you can choose the correct format. Choose the right verb tense and structure based on the information here, and write the sentence correctly.
When proofreading your academic paper or essay, look for if-clauses. If you have them, make sure the structure fits the intended meaning based on the four types of conditional sentences. This practice will give you clear, correct writing for your papers. Finally, check the list of common errors to make sure you are not making any of these in your writing. These errors often sound correct, but they do not convey the right meaning. Eliminate them to make your writing grammatically correct and clear to your readers.