Action vs. Condition

Decide whether this is a sentence with an action or a condition:

Last week, they went fishing for trout at the nearby mountain lake.

• Action

• Condition

Decide whether this is a sentence with an action or a condition:

We can obtain the schedule of today’s events at the information booth.

• Action

• Condition

Decide whether this is a sentence with an action or a condition:

The jobs on the day shift and the night shift at the nuclear plant are available for everyone.

• Action

• Condition

Decide whether this is a sentence with an action or a condition:

The short story for the assignment from the Literature Class looks interesting to read.

• Action

• Condition

Decide whether this is a sentence with an action or a condition:

The pollution in Palembang City appears worse than before.

• Action

• Condition

Decide whether this is a sentence with an action or a condition:

We can open the box only with a special screwdriver.

• Action

• Condition

Decide whether this is a sentence with an action or a condition:

Yesterday, they found an interesting article on the development of pop culture in Indonesia.

• Action

• Condition

Decide whether this is a sentence with an action or a condition:

Mother's cooking always smells and tastes good.

• Action

• Condition

Decide whether this is a sentence with an action or a condition:

The new printing machine works faster and cleaner than the previous one.

• Action

• Condition

Decide whether this is a sentence with an action or a condition:

That durian ice cream seller over there became famous after being exposed a lot by the netizens in social media.

• Action

• Condition