1 – The First Conditional 第一类条件句 2 – The Second Conditional 第二类条件句 3 – The Third Conditional 第三类条件句 Each conditional sentence has an IF clause, and a main clause. And all the four types of conditionals use the conjunction IF.条件句由两个组成部分：IF从句 + 主句。四大...
When I use the first conditional sentence, I'm telling you about a possible outcome based on the current situation so it's like advice or warning about a present situation. Something that is specific.当我使用第一条件句时，我告诉你的是，基于当前情况的可能结果，因此这类似于对当前情况的建议或...
Conditional Zero: If I heat ice, it melts. This conditional sentence expresses a scientific fact. That is, If the condition meets, the result will always be the same. Interesting lesson on conditionals Ronnie. All my best. Regino Hi Ronnie, in your lesson about “need” and “want” yo...
_ Complete each sentence using a conditional tense (zero, first or second) If you gave me the money, ___ If I see her, ___ If you could live anywhere in the world___ If you have time next weekend, ___ If we get too much homework, ___ If I finish work early today...
It’s possible to combine the second and third conditional in one sentence when we want to make a hypothesis about the past that has a consequence in the present. In this case, the structure is: Here are some examples: If you’d studiedharder, you’d beat a higher level now. ...
the order of millions is commonly reached by the number of captured point clouds [122], leading to laborious labeling processes. Moreover, the structure of point clouds is irregular, which further attaches enormous challenges to manual annotations. Secondly, these algorithms rely heavily on an impli...
Consider the set S1 which consists of the sentence p, and the sentence p→ q, where “→” captures any if p then q sentences and the symbol “→” is known as “material conditional.” Here, q is a deductive consequence of S1, which we write as “S1 ⊨ q.” The symbol “⊨...
where, \(\varvec{h}\in \mathbb {R}^{{d_m}}\) is the sentence vector corresponding to the last layer of the encoder’s \(\text {CLS}\) token, i.e., the text target-specific global semantic feature. Classifier To more fully utilize the multifaceted properties of text, we fuse tar...
In language, "ought" is a modal verb that suggests what is considered necessary or desirable, such as in the sentence, "You ought to apologize." Whereas zero serves as a placeholder in numbering systems or to denote that nothing exists in terms of quantity, like in "zero results found."...