#conditional sentence

[arabicfornerds]

7 Arabic Words That Trigger the Jussive Mood (Majzūm - مَجْزُوم)

A CLASSIC | 7 Arabic Words That Trigger the Jussive Mood (Majzūm - مَجْزُوم) Arabic has only two main tenses, making verb mood crucial for expressing probability. This article focuses on the jussive mood (مَجْزُوم), explaining the أَدَوات جازِمة (jussive triggers) like إِنْ, مَتى, مَنْ, ما, and أَيُّ. Learn how these words make verbs end in sukūn or elide weak letters in conditional sentences. #Grammar #Translation  https://yalla.li/upn9w

[arabicfornerds]

A Grammar Guide to Arabic Particles: When to Use إذا, إذْ, and إذًا

A CLASSIC | A Grammar Guide to Arabic Particles: When to Use إذا, إذْ, and إذًا The Arabic words إذا, إذْ, and إذًا look similar but have distinct uses. This guide clarifies إذا as a conditional conjunction for possible events, إذْ as a causal or temporal conjunction for past events, and إذًا (or إذَن) as a conversational "then" or "therefore." Understand their grammatical roles and avoid confusion. #Grammar #Translation  https://yalla.li/yynx4

[arabicfornerds]

A CLASSIC ︱A Guide to Compound Tenses in Egyptian Arabic: "Should Have" and "Will Have" Arabic verbs have only two morphological forms, making compound tenses tricky. This article details "should have" and "will have done" constructions in Egyptian Arabic, with clear examples for learners.#Egyptian Arabic #Translation

Arabic verbs have only two morphological forms, making compound tenses tricky. This article details "should have" and "will have done" constructions in Egyptian Arabic, with clear examples for learners.

[ultraenglishspecialist]

Conditional Sentences Type 1, 2, 3 - English Specialist

Penjelasan dan fungsi dari Conditional Sentences Type 1, 2, 3 adalah untuk menyatakan kalimat pengandaian. Baca Selengkapnya....

[papateachme]

Part 2 of the 3rd Conditional series!  Time travel, Tom with a beard, pizza, and Aly looking cross-eyed. What more could you want in an English lesson? 

[rramamaulana-blog]

I will get my english exam tomorrow. I should read more fanfictions this night.

[tysondahlem]

The Safe Streets and Communities Bill is about to become law

The Conservative government is about to massively change the criminal law in Canada.  The Safe Streets and Communities Act  will receiving its final reading in Parliament and will presumably get royal assent soon.  A summary of the proposed changes, which are very extensive, can be found at the Department of Justice website here.

The changes to the conditional sentence order regime are likely the most serious.  Essentially, these changes will result in a great deal more incarceration for all classes of offenders.  Personally, I think the main result will be to incarcerate a whole lot of low level drug dealers who now get conditional sentences.

I find it troubling that there isn't more opposition to these changes.  In a time of fiscal austerity, when our government is telling us that there is only so much money and services will be cut, there is lots of money to throw people in jail.

The Globe and Mail describes the bill here.

[tysondahlem]

The Human Cost of a Conviction

I recently had a client who was sentenced to two years less a day imprisonment for transport drugs.  Her family was seriously affected by this result, as there was a plan in place involving rehab and help for her.  The consequences of that sentence are described here.