Aprende los Conectores Condicionales y Temporales en Inglés con Ejemplos Prácticos
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Condition (Condición)
- If: Expresses the necessity for expected results.
Si tú comes pizza, te sentirás mal. - Even if: In contrast with "if", "even if" shows a result that is unexpected based on a condition.
Solo si estudias, mejorarás tus notas. - Whether or not: Expresses the idea that whether one condition or another matters, the results will be the same.
Como un pase lo que pase: Whether or not I will save your life. - Unless: Expresses the idea of "if not".
Un a menos que: We can stop, unless you like keeping dancing. - In case that: It expresses something that is not being expected, but that perhaps might happen.
En el caso que: In case that you kill him, you will go to jail. - Only if: Only in the case that something happens.
Solo sí: Only if you go, I will accompany you.
Because (Causas)
- Because: Explains the effect of an action.
Porque: Because I'm the best. - Since: Since means the same as "because". The difference is that "since" sometimes refers to a period of time.
- As long as: It means the same as "because", but it's used in more informal English.
- As: Meaning the same as "because", it's used in formal English.
- Due to the fact that: Meaning the same as "because", used in very formal English.
Otros Adverbios (Tiempo)
- When: At the time.
Cuando: When they get home, we will be sleeping. - Before:
Antes: I will be back before you. - After:
Después: I will be back after you. - While / As: During the time.
Mientras que: While you sleep, I'm working hard. - By the time: Expressing the idea that one event has been completed before another.
Para cuando: I won't be here by the time you arrive. - Until - Till: Up to that time.
Hasta: You're not leaving until you finish. - Since: From that time.
Desde: I have played tennis since I was a kid. - As soon as: Something that immediately follows another action.
Tan pronto como: He will let us know as soon as he decides. - Whenever // Every time: Each time something happens.
Siempre que: Whenever he visits me, we go to the park. - The first, second, third, last: The specific time.
El primero, segundo, tercero, último: The first place.