If clauses - Italian grammar

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Here’s a collection of simple grammar notes on an important grammar topic in the Italian language: If clauses!
Conditional sentences are used to express the consequences of a hypothetical situation. The hypothetical condition (often expressed by the conjunction “se) is followed by a consequence. A hypothetical sentence sounds like: “if something happens, something else will certainly happen, or may happen”.
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how to say otherwise in italian
  • 09/10/2020

Otherwise – Se no, Altrimenti: Italian grammar lesson 161

How to use "otherwise" (se no, altrimenti) in Italian? Learn the grammar with simple rules and examples and practice with audio lessons.
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