Assumptive Relationships: if (suppose, if, if, if only) ...... then ......; even if (that is, despite, even if, even if) ...... also ...... Sentences generally made with correlatives that indicate assumptions are sentences in hypothetical relationships. There are also those without correlatives. But the meaning of the sentence indicates that it did not happen but was conceived is also a hypothetical relationship.
If it rains tomorrow, then the field trip is canceled
If it rains tomorrow, the spring trip goes on as usual
Suppose I take part in this sentence-making Then I'm sure I'll get experience!
Suppose I can see into people's hearts, I must know what they are thinking
If I have enough manpower, I must go to overthrow the Sixth Form cafeteria
If there is no if, there must not be this post
If I have the world's unstoppable power, I will get rid of the one who loves to post the water posting of the goods for the posting of the bar: Li Ao
If I can
If I could call upon Ultraman, Biggles, Apollo, Bin Laden, Saiyan, Satan, Gaddafi, and all the other great gods, I would be able to make Zhao Jian a complete mess
Assuming that I am the president of the country, then I would announce that all the students in the country do not have to go to school for 10 years
Assuming that I use the word "assumption" to make a sentence about assumptions, how do I bring the word "assumption" into the sentence
If I were to use the word "assumption", I would use the word "assumption" in the sentence. ...What are the sentences for "assumption"
"Assumption" is a Chinese word, pronounced jiǎ shè, which means if; to conceive out of thin air; to make a claim by a scientist to an explanation of something that has not yet been proved. See Han Shu - Jia Yi Biography: "Suppose Your Majesty resides in the place of Qi Huan, will you not conform to the lords and conquer the world?"
Sentences of "suppose":
1. Suppose that without the sun, human beings will not survive.
2. If we were old, would we dance like the aunties do now?
3. Suppose I hadn't said that, I wouldn't have hurt her.
4. If I did go, it would be my loss.
5. Suppose I had cooked, would you have eaten everything?