I think this is a clear explanation of what we call the ‘zero conditional’: “We use the zero conditional to talk about something that will always happen (the result), if or when a particular condition is met.” So ….
“You can always read my blog posts if you have some time to spare.”
Read about this language point on the BBC website here.
“Begin at once to live, and count each separate day as a separate life.” Seneca
If you would like to learn something about countries you do business with, you might like Kwintessential’s country profiles. Reading through the profile for Germany, I was reminded that you should never give lilies or chrysanthemums if you’ve been invited to somebody’s home, as they’re used at funerals. And yes, Germans do love shaking hands, don’t they?
Twist your tongue around this tongue twister:
“We surely shall see the sun shine soon.”
