ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

Which of these statements is conditional? A) We should listen to the debate before voting on class president. B) Shouldn't we support Sheena instead of Bryan for class president? C) If we support Bryan for class president, then we will have a great year. D) If Sheena were not in the race, Bryan would have no serious competition.

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Answer 1
Answer:

Which of these statements is conditional?

C) If we support Brian for class president, then we will have a great year

Why C?

Conditional mood refers to statements that are hypothetical (possible). hey desrcibe the potential outcome or result of a certain event or situation. Thy start a condition.

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Answer 2
Answer:

Which of these statements is conditional?

A) We should listen to the debate before voting on class president.

Incorrect

B) Shouldn't we support Sheena instead of Bryan for class president?

Incorrect

C) If we support Brian for class president, then we will have a great year

Correct

D) If Sheena were not in the race, Bryan would have no serious competition.

Incorrect

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Answer:

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