Si Clauses Help

Question

Hello, I was wondering what the proper way to use a 'si' clause (If...then...) would be regarding a present and present tense.

For example: Si sales, salgo también. (If you leave, I'm leaving too.) Both the first phrase and the second clause are in present tense.

Could someone provide some more examples?

Answer 1

It's pretty straight-forward.

I'll give you one, but why don't you post your own attempts and we'll let you know how you did? If you really want to learn, trying it yourself is the best way.

Si quieres, voy contigo.

Answer 2

Si construyes, van a venir.

(that´s strictly speaking future in the second clause, and I think sounds better, but I think one could also be maybe say)

Si construyes, vienen.

If you build it, they will come.

Answer 3

si clauses

The most helpful. Probably the best answer here. - Jubilado, Nov 25, 2013

Answer 4

One from me: Si hablas, oigo - If you're talking, I'm listening.

Answer 5

Si no me entiendas,tengo que hablar más lentamente. ( If you don't understand me I will have to speak more slowly)

Creo que no necesitas el subjuntivo en esta oración, pero podría ser incorrecta. - ashwad0024, Nov 25, 2013

No, lo neciesitas porque es en el negativo. - annierats, Nov 25, 2013

Answer 6

Si dar , van a tomar.

If you give, they will take.