When writing or speaking we often wish to show that one event depends on another in some way:
If the weather was fine, Maud liked to walk in Hyde Park.
One statement, Moud liked to walk in Hyde Park, is conditional upon the other the weather was fine.
Conditional clauses are usually introduced by either if or unless.
They can express a number of different meanings.
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