无条件复句的前一个分句提出两种或多种不同的情况，后一个分句说明结果都不

The first clause of an unconditional compound sentence proposes two or more different situations, and the latter clause indicates that the result will not change. That is, none of the conditions mentioned in the previous clause will affect the result, and it is emphasized that the result must be like this. Related words are often used in pairs between clauses.

The first sentence of the unconditional sentence proposes two or more different situations, and the longer sentence indicates that the result will not change. That is, the conditions stated in the previous sentence will not affect the outcome, emphasizing that the result must be so. Associated words are often used in pairs between sentences.

The former clause of an unconditional complex sentence presents two or more different situations, while the latter indicates that the result will not change. In other words, the conditions mentioned in the preceding clause will not affect the result. Conjunctions are often used in pairs between clauses.<br>