What’s the difference between と、たら、ば and なら and when is more appropriate to use them in sentences? Im confused especially in the last three ones. If you could explain it to me I’d be really grateful since I find this topic particularly difficult to understand
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More than you ever wanted to know: https://www.imabi.net/theconditionals.htm
[https://www.learn-japanese-adventure.com/japanese-conditional-form-to.html](https://www.learn-japanese-adventure.com/japanese-conditional-form-to.html) and following articles. Speaking honestly, there is no much of common ground between all 4. All 4 can be used for conditions, but that’s around it and everything else has nuances. So I would advise to learn it one by one and if in some situation several forms are possible, it might be simply a choice by preference and vary from person to person.