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The heat of the Sun is murderous. The middle-aged woman uses her umbrella.
I have a slight headache in the mornig owing to the heat of yesterday.
A weekly magazine forecasts the highest temperature of the day would be over 40 degrees in Tokyo area. It also tells that high temprature would continue 7 days in this August. If it gets so, I would experience the heat of the Hell.
(@ 西浦和駅 Nishi-urawa station, Saitama prefecture)
The heat of the Sun is murderous. The middle-aged woman uses her umbrella.
I have a slight headache in the mornig owing to the heat of yesterday.
A weekly magazine forecasts the highest temperature of the day would be over 40 degrees in Tokyo area. It also tells that high temprature would continue 7 days in this August. If it gets so, I would experience the heat of the Hell.
(@ 西浦和駅 Nishi-urawa station, Saitama prefecture)
The present form of verbs is suitable for things in the future.
It is not only you who will be troubled with the heat,isn't it?
Haven't you ever heard Japanese like [nice middle] or [romance gray]? If so, you may be much younger than I.
I'll correct them.
I've just read the reason why "will" can not be used in the "if" conditional clause.
If I use "will" in the conditional clause,
the time of this sentence would flow as the time of real world. But "If it would get so" is the flow of the time in my brain and not the one in the real world.
So, I cannot use "will/ would" in the conditional clause.
(副島隆彦 「英文法の謎を解く」P.131-132)
Tonight, they held a Hanabi-festival at the Sumida river and I was ordered to go there for the guard mission in the Friday's evening.
I refused it with the reason why I had already been suffered from heatstroke.