Question

When we are interested in the work we are doing, attention follow automatically
(Rewrite the sentence using If...not....)​

Answer 1

Answer:

attention follows automatically if we are interested in the work we are doing

Answer 2

If we are not interested in the work we are doing, attention will not follow automatically

Explanation:

• Sentences containing the word if are called conditional sentences because they usually express a condition. There are 4 forms of if sentences
• In  case of a zero conditional sentence, we talk about possible and real a situations., for example, if we heat ice, it melts.
• In the case of type 1 conditional sentences we talk about possible/likely situations and their likely/probable results, for example If we work hard, we will succeed
• In the case of type 2 conditional we talk about an improbable condition and its likely result, for example, If we invited, they would come
• In case of the 3 conditional the if clause tense is past perfect and main clause tense is the perfect conditional, for example, If we would have asked them, they would helped us (would have+infinitive)
• Not is used as a function word to make negative a group of words or a  word