Question

Actualizado en 21 abr 2023

maryam2000

22 ene 2018

Árabe
Inglés (US) Casi fluido

Inglés (US)
Francés (Francia)
Turco

Pregunta de Inglés (US)

¿Cuál es la diferencia entre if you want to study in Britain, you need to improve your English. y if you want to do a degree in Britain, you'll have to a one-year foundation course first . ?Puedes dar oraciones como ejemplo.

what is the difference between the two sentences referring to the meaning? I mean why did we use zero conditional in the first one and first conditional in the second one ?

Respuestas

__margaret

22 ene 2018

Respuesta destacada

Ruso

@maryam2000 in English, different between this two sentences:1) you don’t know English language and you want to study in Britain , and they talk to you “you need improve your English language “ because you can’t study in Britain without knowledge of English

Was this answer helpful?

Share this question

Copy URL

__margaret

22 ene 2018

Ruso

1)Если ты хочешь учиться в Британии,то тебе стоит подтянуть уровень английского языка.
2)Если ты хочешь достигнуть какого-то уровня в Британии, то у тебя будет один год обучения

Was this answer helpful?

maryam2000

22 ene 2018

Árabe
Inglés (US) Casi fluido

@__margaret: ah I'm sorry I don't understand Russian, can you speak English or French?

__margaret

22 ene 2018

Ruso

@maryam2000 😂😂😂yes, of course

Was this answer helpful?

maryam2000

22 ene 2018

Árabe
Inglés (US) Casi fluido

@__margaret: then if you can please answer the question in English, I would be thankful

__margaret

22 ene 2018

Ruso

@maryam2000 in English, different between this two sentences:1) you don’t know English language and you want to study in Britain , and they talk to you “you need improve your English language “ because you can’t study in Britain without knowledge of English

Was this answer helpful?

__margaret

22 ene 2018

Ruso

And 2) For example you also want to study in Britain and you want achieve a certain level and if you want it you must have one year training in a specific field

Was this answer helpful?

dolmengyee

23 ene 2018

Coreano

1)만약 당신이 영국에 에서 공부하고 싶다면 당신의 영어 실력을 향상시켜야 합니다 2)당신이 영국에서 학위를 따고 싶다면 먼저 1년간의 기본 교육을 마쳐야 합니다

Was this answer helpful?

elenabug321

23 ene 2018

Inglés (US)

The English in Britain is original or "old" English. The English in the US is a different version of Britain English. different words have different meanings. like "cheerio" in Britain means "goodbye" but "cheerio" in US is a type of Cereal.

Was this answer helpful?

maryam2000

23 ene 2018

Árabe
Inglés (US) Casi fluido

thank you all for answering my question, all the tips you provided me with are quiet helpful !

dede91403

24 ene 2018

Inglés (US)

There is no "conditional" in either sentence. A conditional would include the word "would". Example: If you want to study in Britain, you would need to complete a one-year foundation course." or "If you want to study in Britain, you would need to improve your English."

Usuario con respuestas altamente valoradas

Was this answer helpful?

hk059130

24 ene 2018

Hindi

o don't understand how to use this app

Was this answer helpful?

[News] Hey you! The one learning a language!

Do you know how to improve your language skills❓ All you have to do is have your writing corrected by a native speaker!
With HiNative, you can have your writing corrected by native speakers for free ✍️✨.

Regístrate

Share this question

Copy URL

¿Cuál es la diferencia entre if you want to study in Britain, you need to improve your English. y if you want to do a degree in Britain, you'll have to a one-year foundation course first . ?

Preguntas similares

¿Cuál es la diferencia entre if you want to study in Britain, you need to improve your English. y if you want to do a degree in Britain, you'll have to a one-year foundation course first . ?Puedes dar oraciones como ejemplo.

@maryam2000 in English, different between this two sentences:1) you don’t know English language and you want to study in Britain , and they talk to you “you need improve your English language “ because you can’t study in Britain without knowledge of English

@maryam2000 😂😂😂yes, of course

@maryam2000 in English, different between this two sentences:1) you don’t know English language and you want to study in Britain , and they talk to you “you need improve your English language “ because you can’t study in Britain without knowledge of English

And 2) For example you also want to study in Britain and you want achieve a certain level and if you want it you must have one year training in a specific field

1)만약 당신이 영국에 에서 공부하고 싶다면 당신의 영어 실력을 향상시켜야 합니다 2)당신이 영국에서 학위를 따고 싶다면 먼저 1년간의 기본 교육을 마쳐야 합니다

The English in Britain is original or "old" English. The English in the US is a different version of Britain English. different words have different meanings. like "cheerio" in Britain means "goodbye" but "cheerio" in US is a type of Cereal.

There is no "conditional" in either sentence. A conditional would include the word "would". Example: If you want to study in Britain, you would need to complete a one-year foundation course." or "If you want to study in Britain, you would need to improve your English."

o don't understand how to use this app

Ask native speakers questions for free