Subordinate composite sentences formed with the conditional mood
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1
Make three subordinate composite sentences with the conditional mood (the third negative).
For example: Dars tayyorlasang, bahoying yaxshi bo‘ladi. Havo sovisa, issiq kiyim kiyamiz. Uxlamasang, charchaysan.
2
Write one sentence two ways, with and without “agar”: “Tezroq yursak, vaqtida yetamiz”.
Agar tezroq yursak, vaqtida yetamiz. / Tezroq yursak, vaqtida yetamiz.
3
Continue: “Kitob o‘qisang, ...”
For example: ... fikrlash qobiliyating o‘sadi. (A conditional subordinate clause followed by a comma.)
4
Explain in 3 sentences why a conditional clause often precedes the main clause.
The condition is stated first, then the result; the thought order is logical; the clause is separated by a comma.