Welcome back to another episode, everyone! Today we're going to get a listen sophisticated on this beautiful eve before Christmas. I'm going to up-the-ante and teach you something difficult. This will be a relatively short podcast, but understand how intonations in conditional sentences work.
When you begin a conditional sentence with an if clause, each clause has its own intonation pattern. The intonation falls at the end of each clause.
If there's an underwater earthquake, you'll probably have a tsunami.
When the main clause begins a conditional sentence, the sentence has a single intonation pattern. The intonation falls at the end of the sentence.
Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/arseniosesllearning)
Welcome back to another episode, everyone! Today we're going to get a listen sophisticated on this beautiful eve before Christmas. I'm going to up-the-ante and teach you something difficult. This will be a relatively short podcast, but understand how intonations in conditional sentences work.
When you begin a conditional sentence with an if clause, each clause has its own intonation pattern. The intonation falls at the end of each clause.
If there's an underwater earthquake, you'll probably have a tsunami.
When the main clause begins a conditional sentence, the sentence has a single intonation pattern. The intonation falls at the end of the sentence.
Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/arseniosesllearning)