How do you use if possible in a sentence?

It is always best to choose organically grown foods if possible.

1. Keep the children out of earshot if possible.
2. Call in this evening if possible.
3. I’ll help you if possible.
4. I try not to go overdrawn if possible.
5. If possible, select pairs of fish that already have a track record for breeding.

Is if possible correct?

“If possible” is a phrase, not a clause. If one inserts “it is” it becomes a clause.

Can we start a sentence with if possible?

Though rarely used, there is absolutely no rule embodied in the mechanics of grammar that prohibits the use of ”if” in beginning a sentence. It is grammatically acceptable and until there is any development in linguistics that contraindicates its usage in starting a sentence its not improper to use it.

What does it mean when someone says if and when?

The idiom “If and when X, (consequence)” has the meaning “if X happens, then when X happens, (consequence)”. In other words, the “(consequence)” will not happen unless X happens, and will not happen before X happens.

Is it possible or will it be possible?

If one is referring to the possibility of something taking place in future then the correct tense to be used is: “ It will be possible”. However, if one is referring to the possibility of something taking place in the present then the correct tense is: “ It is possible”.

What’s another word for if possible?

What is another word for if possible?

possibly	please
kindly	by any chance
be so good as to

How do you say if possible?

synonyms for if possible

1. conceivably.
2. likely.
3. perhaps.
4. probably.
5. maybe.
6. peradventure.
7. perchance.
8. at all.

Does if/then need a comma?

“If, then” statements require commas to separate the two clauses that result. If I use correct punctuation, then I will include commas where necessary. If Hillary Clinton wins the election in 2008, then she will become the first female president. Even when the statement drops the word then, a comma must be used.

How is it possible and possible?

Because of the question mark, “How is it possible?” is correct. In questions, we put the verb (or an auxiliary verb) before the subject. For example: “Who are you?” “When is it?” “How is it possible?” “How it is possible” would be part of an affirmative sentence because the subject is before the verb.

What is the same as possible?

The words feasible and practicable are common synonyms of possible. While all three words mean “capable of being realized,” possible implies that a thing may certainly exist or occur given the proper conditions.

How do you use probably in a sentence?

The ratio of girls to boys is probably one to four.

Much of the initial inquiry will probably focus on the weather.

Probably every vitamin in foods is part of some defense system.

They probably take him to some beach house up near Malibu.

They probably haven’t even learned to fire water pistols.

I can probably count them on the fingers of one hand.

How do you use responsibility in a sentence?

use “responsibility” in a sentence. It is your responsibility to make sure that your homework is done on time. You children are responsible for making sure that all your toys are put away before supper. It is totally irresponsible for you to get your girlfriend pregnant, and then break up with her.

How to use “whether” in a sentence?

Using Whether Is he coming to the school? You wonder whether he is coming to the school or not. Whether or not John is coming to the school. Whether Tim is coming to the home.