The Conclusion is expressed in the principal clause. If he is 1 here, it will be well. Si adest, bene est. Si adesset, bene esset. Si adfuisset, bene fuisset.
Si adsit, bene sit.
Latin is more precise and uses the future or future perfect in both clauses Proviso Clauses Name Use Example Aff. A subordinate clause which describes the condition or circumstance in which something in the main clause will occur non timebant dummodo Caesarem viveret. They were not afraid as long as Caesar lived.