Use what ifs to form example sentences

If we don't destroy the earth, the earth will be better off than it is now.

If my mother works overtime, I'll get some food myself.

If people litter, our living environment will become terrible.

If people use a lot of chemicals, the fields will become quieter and quieter.

If it rains tomorrow, we won't be stupid.

If there is no air in the world, humanity will perish.

If there is no green leaf, there is no fragrance of flowers.

Without yours, there would be no score for me.

Without your help, I wouldn't have succeeded.

Without the hard work of migrant workers, there would be no prosperity in the city.

Without the great sun, there would be no beautiful and lovely world.

If you pay attention to the lecture in class, it will be easy to do homework, and if you think it is simple, it will be easier to study.

If the world were peaceful, then refugees would not have to live in misery.

If different religions and different nationalities live in harmony, then the world will be very harmonious.

If it rains tomorrow, the day after tomorrow will be the day after tomorrow.

If you study hard, you will be respected by your classmates and praised by your teachers.

Use what ifs to form a sentence.

If you have a skill, life will not be worried!

If you are absent-minded during class, you will have difficulty doing exercises after class.

If we don't destroy the planet, the planet will be better off than it is now.

If nature continues to be destroyed, animals are gradually dying out, and plants are beginning to destroy, then humans cannot continue to survive.

If we are confident in the future, fearless in the face of difficulties, and fearless in the face of setbacks, then we are not far from success.

As follows: 1. If you want to be admitted to a good university, you have to study hard.

2. If you want to succeed, you have to put in the effort.

The sentence is formed as follows:

If you don't work hard today, you will have to work hard to find a job tomorrow.

If we don't destroy the planet, the planet will be better off than it is now.

If my mother works overtime, I'll get some food myself.

If people litter, our living environment will become terrible.

If people use a lot of chemicals, the fields will become quieter and quieter.

Form a sentence with what ifs, what ifs, what's:

Without your help, I wouldn't have succeeded. It's like a bird can't fly without air.

If you don't pay attention in class, your grades will not improve. It's like if there is no spring sowing, there is no autumn harvest.

What if, whateverSentence formation:

If water resources are not cherished, the earth will become a desert.

Without the great sun, there would be no beautiful and lovely world.

If there is no green leaf, there is no fragrance of flowers.

If we don't pay attention to hygiene, bacteria and mosquitoes will take advantage of the situation and affect our health.

If we don't destroy the planet. The planet is better now.

If it doesn't rain tomorrow, I'll go to my grandmother's house.