Definizione e Significato di "conditional"

conditional

AGGETTIVO

condizionale, subordinato

depending on or restricted by certain circumstances

condizionale

(grammar) describing a sentence, clause, etc. that will only be true or happen if something else is true or happens

Example

She practiced writing conditional sentences to improve her understanding of cause and effect.

Ha praticato la scrittura di frasi condizionali per migliorare la sua comprensione di causa ed effetto.

The teacher explained how conditional clauses can change the meaning of a sentence based on different scenarios.

L'insegnante ha spiegato come le frasi condizionali possano cambiare il significato di una frase in base a diversi scenari.

Conditional

SOSTANTIVO

condizionale

a sentence or clause that indicates something will only happen or be true if something else happens or is true

condizionale

the mood of a verb that indicates an action that happens only if another action happens or is true

What is the "conditional"?

The conditional is a grammatical mood used to express situations that are dependent on certain conditions, often indicating hypothetical or uncertain scenarios. In English, the conditional mood is typically formed using the auxiliary verb "would" along with the base form of a main verb. For example, in the sentence "If I had a car, I would drive to work," the phrase "would drive" expresses an action that depends on the condition of having a car. The conditional mood is essential for discussing possibilities, making requests, and expressing wishes, allowing speakers to convey varying degrees of certainty and speculation.

word family

cond

Verb

condition

Noun

conditional

Adjective

conditionally

Adverb

conditionally

Adverb

unconditional