Here is one question which I am sure every person learning Japanese
faces.
But surprisingly,explanation in books are so complex and cryptic.
Isogu nara, tsugi no densha ni noru koto ga dekiru yo.
Isogeba, tsugi no densha ni noru koto ga dekiru yo.
Isogu ittara,tsugi no densha ni noru koto ga dekiru yo.
Can someone explain which of the above is wrong - and why?
If they are all correct,what differentiates these forms?
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