Grammar - Grade 3 List View

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Grammar Point
adverb (fukushi)
adv 
A Keyphrase should be a short phrase that brings to mind and helps to remember the information on this frame.
仮にかりに

supposing, even if, granting that, for argument's sake

仮に + Conditional Sentence

仮に is used at the beginning of a sentence to introduce a hypothetical situation or a tentative supposition. It is almost always paired with conditional endings like ～たら, ～ば, or ～ても to express 'supposing that' or 'even if'.

仮に + Verb / Adjective / Noun Conditional

The adverb 仮に is placed before the clause containing a conditional form such as ～たら (if/when), ～ば (if), or ～ても (even if).

Supposing that you had one million yen, what would you buy?

Suppose that story is true, it is still a problem.

Note

仮に is often used to set up a 'what if' scenario for the sake of argument. While it is frequently used with hypothetical conditionals (たら/ば), when used with ～ても, it emphasizes that even in such a hypothetical case, the result would not change.

Words: 
仮にかりに
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