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Monday, Sep 28

So what I am understanding is that any word that implies a conditional relationship that is written in past tense ("d" or "ed"), the clause before it is the necessary condition; while, a word that implies a conditional relationship written in present tense ("s"), clause after it is the sufficient condition?

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