JLPT Grammar
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（もし）～なら
In this lesson, I will teach you how to use the grammar rule （もし）～なら.
Usage:
| （もし）+ Verb（Dictionary Form, Past Tense Form, Negative Form…）+ （の/ん）＋ なら （もし）+ イ-Adjective + （の/ん）＋ なら （もし） + ナ-Adjective + なら （もし）+ Noun + なら Note: の/ん is used to emphasize what you are saying. |
Meaning:
If…
(often used to express the thought or action of speakers under some conditions.)
Examples:
| あの大学へ行くなら、自転車が便利です。 Bicycles are convenient If you want to go to that university. 近いなら歩きましょう。 If you are close, let’s walk. 嫌ならやめてもいいですよ。 You can stop if you don’t like it. 大学生ならこのくらいはできるはずです。 If you are university students, it should be able to do this. |
Note:
| Difference between 〜たら and 〜なら. A + たら + B 1.often used to express that if A become the past, what will happen(B). 2.often used to express one single action. A + なら + B 1.often used to express that if A happens, what the speaker will think/do. 2.なら can not be used to express something that will happen for sure. 春になるなら、ピクニックに行こう。❌ If it’s spring, go for a picnic. Because 春になる will happen for sure. |
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「~たら」とどう違いますか？
Done!You can find it in this lesson.