Adverb clauses of

condition
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Rika Rizkinia ( 202112500172 )
Siti nur fadilla ( 202112500366 )
Adverbial clouse of condition
Adverbial clauses of condition
describe the conditions necessary for
specific actions or events to happen.
This type of clause usually employs
the subordinating conjunctions if,
unless, whether or not, in the event,
and provided.
 Adverb clause of condition : using only If
(a) The picnic will be canceled only if it
rains.
If it's windy, we'll go on the picnic. Only if expresses the idea that there
If it's cold, we'll go on the picnic. is only one condition that will cause
If it's damp and foggy, we'll go on the a particular result.
picnic. If it's unbearably hot, we'll go on
the picnic.
When only if begins a sentence, the subject
(b) Only if it rains will the picnic be canceled. and verb of the main clause are inverted,
as in (b). No commas are used.

*Other subordinating conjunctions and

prepositional phrases preceded by only at
the beginning of a sentence require subject-
verb inversion in the main clause:
Only when the teacher dismisses us can we
stand and leave the room.
Only after the phone rang did I realize that
I had fallen asleep in my chair.
Only in my hometown do I feel at ease.
 Example
As long as Even if
Whether or not ( Jika ) Unless (Kecuali)
(selama / Jika) (Jika / apabila)

I have decided to go
I’m going to go shopping As long as you don't school tomorrow.
I’ll go School tomorrow
tomorrow whether it is rain break the law, you will Even if the road is
unless it’s raining
or not. be fine. slippery, I’m going
to go climbing.

The use of even if Using adverb clauses in

The use of whether or not gives an idea that a English can also be
is a type of conjunction
in an adverb clause condition is not said unless. This word
that is used to describe
expresses or describes a important so the also has the same
a condition.
condition result or decision meaning as the phrase
remains the same. if …. not...
 In Case ( Jika ) In the even that ( Jika ) providing/provided ( Jika )

i will be at my uncle’s house in the even that you roviding/provided (that) no

in case if you (should) need (should) need to reach me, i one has any further
to reach me. will at my uncle's house. questions, the meeting will
be adjourned.
• in Case and in the event that expresses the
idea that something probably wont
happen, but it might.

• in Case and in the event that expresses the

idea that something probably wont
happen, but it might.
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