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Revision as of 18:54, 17 April 2020

Conditional marker

See The Four Conditionals

It is conventional in grammar to speak of the words which follow if (French si) as a condition for the truth of the main clause statement.

  • If we don't finish tonight, we'll finish in the morning.
  • I only sweep that room if I have time.

(In the second case, if is equivalent to when and similar to as long as (tant que).

In the study of language, the if-clause is called the protase (cf. French explanation)</span> of a conditional.

Logic

If is an important logical operator. In a sentence like: If A, then B.

  • If A is true, B is true.
  • If A is false, B can be true or false.

Synonyms

  • provided that
  • providing that
  • on the condition that
  • as long as

Derived words

iffy (adj.) - uncertain


In music

60s-70s