It is sunny today. Is there anything suitable for an outing?

If it is sunny today, we are suitable for an outing.

Related words are generally divided into turning relations, hypothetical relations and conditional relations. Combining two or more sentences that are closely related in meaning is called a complex sentence, also called a related sentence. Compound sentences are usually connected by some related words.

As words that connect clauses and express relationships, related words always express abstract relationships and can be used as concrete form signs of some compound sentences.

When speaking, it is easy to find one or two words that must be taken. Although the meaning is different, they feel very comfortable together. Connect the clauses to make it a smooth and complete sentence.

For some related words used in pairs, the first one can be omitted according to the situation, such as "not only … but also" "although … but" and "although" can be omitted. But in general, the "and" but "of the latter cannot be omitted. If only the former relative word is used and the latter relative word is omitted, the relationship between sentences will be unclear and the meaning of sentences will be unclear.

For example, since the launch of the "One Help One" activity, it has not only deepened mutual understanding among students, but also enhanced friendship among students. If we work together in Qi Xin, we can do it well.

The first sentence has a progressive relationship in meaning, but it lacks a related word paired with "not only", which makes people feel that the words are not finished and the progressive relationship is unclear. If "harmony" or "harmony" is added before "enhancing the friendship between classmates", not only the progressive relationship is clear, but also the meaning of the sentence is clear.

The second sentence is a hypothetical relational sentence. The former clause indicates the hypothetical situation and the latter clause indicates the result. Due to the lack of the related word "JIU" paired with "if", the result in the sentence is not clear, which makes people feel unfinished after reading it. If you add "can" before "do this well", the meaning of the sentence will be clear.