In this tutorial, we learn how to speak English with conditionals. Conditional statements need special attention and usually start with the word "if". An example of a conditional statement is "if you want, we'll go out to dinner". This has two parts, a condition, and a result. The condition is expressed by "if". To report them, don't change the verbs unless you're dealing with a real condition. Look and see if verb tenses can change depending on how the sentence is structured. Try to remember different phrases as examples, so you can use these as references when you are practicing in real life.
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Reported Speech (with Conditionals) - Grammar - Lesson 12 - YouTube
Topic: Reporting conditional statements. This is the sixth video in a series of lessons on reported (indirect) speech. Level: High intermediate to advanced.N...
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