Using the two sentences given below, form a single sentence using the 'If' clause:
The bus may break down. I won't be able to attend the class.

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The required sentence is-
If the bus breaks down then I won't be able to attend the class.

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Using the two sentences given below, form a single sentence using the 'If' clause:The bus may break down. I won't be able to attend the class.

The required sentence is-If the bus breaks down then I won't be able to attend the class.

Using the two sentences given below, form a single sentence using the 'If' clause:
The bus may break down. I won't be able to attend the class.

The required sentence is-
If the bus breaks down then I won't be able to attend the class.