Asked by Franco

I have an urgent question.

I'm going to Australia for my holiday. I can speak English pretty well and i could practise it while I was there.
(is it grammatically correct? Is the meaning that of a conditional clause?

Thank you very much in advance
Answered by X
Your English seems nearly perfect - but you should always capitalize the pronoun 'I' when using it - and brackets should be used before the full stop. Otherwise, your English seems fantastic.
Answered by Writeacher
There is no conditional clause in here:

<i>I'm going to Australia for my holiday. I can speak English pretty well and i could practise it while I was there. </i>

Check out the explanations and examples here, and then repost when you're ready.
http://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/conditional-sentences
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