IF Clauses

Hello Intermediate Conversation Class,

Here is a link to study "If" clauses:

If Clauses - Exercises

Example:

If it rains tomorrow, we would be happy because we need the rain.

We would be happy if it rains tomorrow because we need the rain.

Note that when the sentence starts with the "if " clause, then it requires a comma.  But, when the if clause is the second clause, there is no need for the comma.

Also, here's a link to the Voice of America (VOA) website. The VOA is an excellent website to help you listen to text for listening comprehension.  When we develop our listening skills our speech often improves.

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