Conditional Introduction Urdu - English Urdu Grammar

Definition

These types of Sentences show a condition, using “If” at the start of the sentence or vice versa. The conditional sentences consist of two clauses. “Dependent clause and independent clause”. Dependent clause starts with the conjunction “If” which refers to a “condition” whereas the “Independent clause” denotes the “result” of the condition in the sentence.

Example

1. If he works hard, he will pass the exam easily.
2. If my son had hurt her, she would have hurt him back.
3. He will really wear Sindhi Ajrak and Topi if he visits Sindh.
4. Our Teacher would send us all to Mars if he found us imitating him.
5. If he comes late to the office, his boss scolds him.

Note:- The conditional sentences have been categorized in the following way:

1. Zero Conditional Sentences
2. First Conditional Sentences
3. Second Conditional Sentences
4. Third Conditional Sentences