A conditional is a sentence which expresses one situation as a condition for the occurrence of another. It expresses that an action or event can only take place if certain condition is met. E.g. If I win the lottery, I will buy a new car.
Unfortunately, many English users still misuse conditional expressions. There are certain rules guiding the use of conditionals which many do not follow. For instance, many still can’t distinctively decipher the differences between the types and uses of conditional expressions.
However, the book, “THE RUBRICS OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR: CONDITIONALS” has been written to completely explore the definition, functions and types of conditional expressions in English. The book also provides over 50 standard exam preparatory exercises to test readers’ understanding of each chapter.
Therefore, English learners and users, who wish to master the grammatical functions of English conditionals, as well as its technical and intrinsic use, will find this book a very useful resource for present and future reference and study. Welcome on board!
