Point 29 in MODALITY is defined as: 'will' in the main clause after an 'if-' clause to talk about possible future situations. ADVANCED EXAMPLES: If both choose to spare the other, the fox will eat just one of each of their limbs. If one chooses to spare while the…
Point 31 in the category of CLAUSES/conditional is defined as: 'if' + present simple with present simple, 'can' or imperative in the main clause to refer to things that are…
B1 Point 74 in CLAUSES/conditional is defined as: PRESENT SIMPLE 'IF' CLAUSE + MODAL, FUTURE, POSSIBLE OUTCOME: introduce a possible future condition, with modal verbs in the main clause, to…
Point 22 in the category of CLAUSES/conditional is defined as: HEDGING: 'if-' clause ('if you want', 'like', 'prefer') to soften the directness of imperatives, offers or suggestions. *This point partly…
Here is another example of two points referring to the same grammar point in the EGP. Point 42 in the category of clauses is defined as: 'IF' + PAST SIMPLE…
Point 43 in the category of CLAUSES/conditional is defined as: ELLIPTED 'IF SO', CONFIRMING to refer a previous direct or indirect 'yes-no' question where the answer might be 'yes'. …
Point 59 in CLAUSES is defined: 'If not' as a conditional clause to offer an alternative to refer to a previous direct or indirect 'yes-no' question where the answer might…
Point 114 in CLAUSES/conditional is defined as: subordinate conditional clauses with 'if you should', in polite, formal contexts and point 193 in MODALITY is defined as: 'should' after 'if' to…
Point 112 in CLAUSES/conditional is defined as: Conditional subordinate clauses with 'if' + the past perfect simple and modal verb + 'have' + '-ed' in the main clause, to talk…
Point 106 in clauses is defined as: ellipted 'if' clauses with 'if' + '-ed' form. A search in iWeb for: if _VVN 1 IF NEEDED 103856 If needed, I will…