Conditionals in Natural Language

Conditionals in natural language are statements that describe a cause-and-effect relationship based on a specific condition. They often use words like "if," "when," or "unless" to connect an action or event (the condition) with its possible result. For example, "If it rains, the ground gets wet." These structures help express possibilities, hypothetical situations, or consequences of certain conditions, making language more precise in discussing what might happen under different circumstances.