The difference between linguistic conditionality and causation

First, the sentence structure is different.

1. Conditional relationship: The relationship between clauses is the relationship between conditions and results. Partial sentences.

Present a real or hypothetical condition, and the main sentence states the result produced under such conditions.

2. Causality.

A sentence in which the relationship between the main sentence and the partial sentence is the relationship between cause and effect. The partial sentence explains the reason, and the positive sentence explains the effect. Generally, the partial sentence comes first, and the main sentence comes last. Causal complex sentences.

It is divided into two categories: explanatory causal sentences and inferential causal sentences.

Second, the conjunctions are different.

1. Conditional relationship: commonly used related words.

There are "longitudinal", "is", "i.e.", "then" and so on.

2. Causality: "because (due to)" is often used......So ......"The reason for ......It's because of ......Related words such as "because", "due to", "so", "therefore", etc.

Causality is a correspondence between one phenomenon in the objective world that causes the emergence of another phenomenon. The former is the cause and the latter is the effect, and the two are chronologically sequential. The scope of conditional relations is larger than the former, and it includes causal relationships.

There can be temporal conditions, spatial conditions, material conditions, and motion conditions.

1. Juxtaposition, such as this attitude, has no intention of seeking truth from facts, and has the heart of grandstanding;

2. Undertake the relationship, such as in 1928, Comrade ** led the troops to Shimen Beixiang guerrilla, and later transferred to Wangjiaying and Li Ziao in Enshi and Dechuan;

3. Progressive relationship, such as he not only carefully studied this problem, but also solved it;

4. Choose relationships, such as either letting difficulties scare you, admitting defeat, or overcoming difficulties and winning;

5. Transition relationship, for example, although I know it is leap soil at a glance, it is not the leap earth in my memory;

7. Hypothetical relationship, if it wasn't for the preparation for the exam, I would go to the park with you;

8. Conditional relationship, such as as if he is not dumb, he always has a few words to say.

First, the substructure of the sentence is different.

1. Conditional Relationship: The relationship between clauses is the relationship between conditions and results.

A partial sentence proposes a real or hypothetical condition, and the positive sentence states the result produced under that condition.

2. Causality: A sentence in which the relationship between the main sentence and the partial sentence is the relationship between cause and effect.

The partial sentence explains the reason for shouting liquid, and the main sentence explains the result.

Generally, the partial sentence comes first, and the main sentence comes last.

Causal complex sentences are divided into two categories: illustrative causal sentences and inferential causal sentences.

Second, the conjunctions are different.

1. Conditional relationship: Commonly used related words include "vertical", "is", "i.e.", "then", etc.

2. Causality: "because (due to)" is often used......So ......"The reason for ......It's because of ......Related words such as "because", "due to", "so", "therefore", etc.

Summary. Only talent is not causal.

Only....Just....In elementary school Chinese, does it belong to the relationship?

Only talent is not causal.

Only is the conditional relationship.

I just heard a teacher in a public school say that in order to make students understand better in elementary school, they say that there is only ...It will be said that it is a causal relationship.

That conditional relationship is not in the causal relationship.

No, listen to me.

Causality is the premise that leads to the result, but the conditional relationship is the premise that the previous sentence is the premise, and the causal relationship is that it must have happened, because of what so the scum leads to something, but only this fierce judgment is possible, it does not mean that it will happen, but it just says that if you want the latter to happen, you must change the premise.

It's kind of like the sufficiency and necessity in mathematics.

Is it true that the three conditional relationships of sufficient conditions, necessary conditions, and sufficient conditions are causal relations?

For example, we only travel if it doesn't rain tomorrow, and we only travel because it doesn't rain tomorrow.

The sufficient condition of post-postponement is causality, and the necessary condition of post-postpone is the conditional relationship.

Combined with my example, the causal relationship of rain pushes not to travel, and the conditional relationship does not promote tourism to push rain.

The tutor I hired may be a **, how can I say that there is only...It's the causal relationship.,And told me that it's because it's the elementary school students who want to better sort out the rock faction.,That's why I said it's causality.。

In any case, my second example will also make people mistakenly think that the reason for not traveling is because of rain, but in fact there is no such meaning, only conditions and no causal relationship.

1. Juxtaposition, such as this attitude, has no intention of seeking truth from facts, and has the heart of grandstanding;

2. Undertake the relationship, such as in 1928, Comrade ** led the troops to Shimen Beixiang guerrilla, and later transferred to Wangjiaying and Li Ziao in Enshi and Dechuan;

3. Progressive relationship, such as he not only carefully studied this problem, but also solved it;

4. Choose relationships, such as either letting the difficulties and tribulations frighten you, admitting defeat, or overcoming difficulties and winning;

5. Lack of hidden transition relationship, such as although I know it is leap soil at a glance, but it is not the leap soil in my memory;

7. Hypothetical relationship, if it wasn't for the preparation for the exam, I would go to the park with you;

8. Conditional relationship, such as as if he is not dumb, he always has a few words to say.

You're talking about complex sentences.

Is it? In addition to causality.

There are: 1, juxtaposition, such as: this attitude, no sense of seeking truth from facts, there is a heart of grandstanding.

2. Undertake the relationship, such as: 1928**.

The comrade led the troops to Shimen Beixiang for guerrilla warfare, and later moved to Wangjiaying and Liziao in the Enshi and Dechuan areas.

3. Progressive relationship, such as he not only carefully studied this problem, but also solved it;

4. Choose relationships, such as either letting difficulties scare you, admitting defeat, or overcoming difficulties and winning;

5. Turning relationships, such as: Although I know at a glance that it is leap earth.

But it's not the leap soil I remember.

6. Cause and effect, such as: because he has firm beliefs, he is never discouraged when he encounters difficulties.

7. Hypothetical relationship, if it wasn't for the preparation for the exam, I would go to the park with you;

8. Conditional relationship, such as as if he is not dumb, he always has a few words to say.

The most common are these eight.

Juxtaposition, succession, progression, selection, transition, causality, assumption, condition.

The relationship between the total score, the total score, and the relationship between the previous and the next.

Twist: Although. But. Irrespective of. All.

Progressive: Not only. And.

Assumptions: If. Only.

Condition: Regardless. All.

1. Juxtaposition, such as this attitude, has no intention of seeking truth from facts, and has the heart of grandstanding;

2. Undertake the relationship, such as the first comrade of Juelingzao in 1928 to lead the troops to Shimen Beixiang guerrilla, and later transferred to fight in Enshi and Dechuan in the area of Wangjiaying and Li Ziao;

3. Progressive relationship, such as he not only carefully studied this problem, but also solved the problem of Wang Lao;

4. Choose relationships, such as either letting difficulties scare you, admitting defeat, or overcoming difficulties and winning;

5. Turning the relationship, for example, although I know at a glance that it is leap soil, but it is not the leap soil in my memory;

7. Hypothetical relationship, if it wasn't for the preparation for the exam, I would go to the park with you;

8. Conditional relationship, such as as if he is not dumb, he always has a few words to say.