Use present real conditional sentences for general truths.

You can also use real conditional sentences for habits and things that happen again and again.

You can use modals in the result clause.

Use the imperative in the result clause to give instruction and invitations that depend on a certain condition.

You can begin conditionaol sentences with the if clause or the result caluse.

A conditional sentence does not always have if. You can use When instead.

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1 rule 21	Use present real conditional sentences for general truths.
2 rule 21	You can also use real conditional sentences for habits and things that happen again and again.
3 rule 21	You can use modals in the result clause.
4 rule 21	Use the imperative in the result clause to give instruction and invitations that depend on a certain condition.
5 rule 21	You can begin conditionaol sentences with the if clause or the result caluse.
6 rule 21	A conditional sentence does not always have if. You can use When instead.