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I can help if you (plural) need it.

I can study slowly, not quickly.

If you (masculine) do not have the opportunity today, we can study together tomorrow.

It is not necessary for everyone to go to university, but everyone must be able to read.

So, if you (plural) finish the homework, you can play outside.

If we speak without thinking, we can make more mistakes than we want.

Maybe your answer is not correct, but you can correct it if you try writing it again.

If you (feminine) decide early, you can prepare the trip easily.

Yesterday I could not attend the school meeting because of illness.

If the water had risen a lot, we would not have been able to cross the river.

Last night my brother had a cough and a cold; he could not sleep well.

Don’t forget the password; otherwise you will not be able to enter the website.

Can you (feminine) help me correct my pronunciation?

Can you (plural) write two sentences about the grammar of “da zarar” (“as soon as”)?

At a shop near the motor park, I saw a female customer asking whether it’s possible to pay by phone.