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if yes vs if then

Both "if yes" and "if then" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "If yes" is used when asking a question and expecting a positive response, while "if then" is used in conditional statements to express a cause-and-effect relationship.

Last updated: March 30, 2024 • 627 views

if yes

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English when asking a question and expecting a positive response.

Use "if yes" when asking a question and anticipating a positive answer. It implies that the speaker is seeking confirmation or affirmation.

Examples:

  • If yes, please sign the document.
  • If yes, can you attend the meeting tomorrow?
  • If yes, let's proceed with the plan.
  • (if yes, short description) ...
  • And if yes please use the clean pool with its tremendous view over incomparable landscapes.
  • (if yes, short description): ...
  • Introduced in the support programme: yes/no, if yes:
  • And if yes, who are you with one of the oldest, also more than 100 €?
  • And if yes, then when?
  • Yes/no [if yes, specify the kind of insurance]
  • Hybrid operation modes: yes/no(4) (if yes, short description): ...
  • is that possible if yes how?
  • In this video she tried to explore if fashion can be connected to architecture and if yes, how.
  • Does it differ from phishing - and if yes, how? Two PharmingsActually, two completely different fields use the term "pharming" now.
  • The fact that thunderstorms are almost absent in winter (and if yes, the snow surface following them is very often much better "cleaned" than before), would any reader certainly make judgment of himself.
  • No Yes if yes please give detailsDo you need a special diet?
  • And if yes, what kind of non-clinical studies shall be performed?
  • And, if yes, in which sense?
  • Discharge detail: Has vessel landed all catches on board?, answer Y if yes, N if not
  • whether content encryption is necessary and if yes which methods should be chosen,
  • if yes, please continue to complete this form.
  • CERs and ERUs from certain project categories are excluded (if yes, please specify)
  • Advances: yes/no, if yes: maximum rate and conditions:

if then

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English in conditional statements to express a cause-and-effect relationship.

Use "if then" in conditional statements to indicate that one event or condition leads to another. It is a common structure in logical reasoning and programming.

Examples:

  • If it rains, then we will stay indoors.
  • If you study hard, then you will pass the exam.
  • If the alarm goes off, then evacuate the building.
  • I wish simply to say that it was introduced and backed by a number of Member States; if then there is a change of view, the Commission can only note it.
  • After all, if they were approved and if then the Commission's draft were rejected, the situation of women would not be improved.
  • I wonder if then you would finally understand what you've become.
  • I wonder if then you would finally understand what you've become.
  • If then, we shall shake off our slavish yoke, Imp out our drooping country's broken wing, Redeem from broking pawn the blemished crown,
  • "If then true lovers have been ever cross'd, it stands as an edict in destiny: then let us teach our trial patience because it is a customary cross!"
  • Although I would not want to confuse him until he's much older, if then...
  • I'm going, but if then I can't explain it, and get in trouble with the police?
  • Independence with regard to what, if then, in Article 10, the Member's dignity is regarded as 38.5% of the basic salary of a judge in the Court of Justice?
  • If then he changes mind and likes it?
  • If then that friend demand why Brutus rose against Caesar, this is my answer.
  • If then true lovers have been ever cross'd, it stands as an edict in destiny:
  • If then a colleague from the Green Party will sit down and explain to me that we would introduce a first and second division then I can only say that we have a ten-division league!
  • Probably not till late tomorrow, if then.
  • And if then I cannot offer you a throne, or the hand of a sovereign then I shall offer you the hand that released you from prison.
  • So what if then you took the story of Abraham, which is a third side story, what if that could be -
  • So what if then you took the story of Abraham, which is a third side story, what if that could be - because Abraham stands for hospitality - what if that could be an antidote to terrorism?
  • If then we can persuade the government to fund us, then we shall know whether this oil... is of more than temporary therapeutic value.
  • If then you don't want to scare him, tell him the price a bit at a time.
  • If then, too, negotiations 'as usual' are our only option, this will mean political surrender.

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