In a conditional statement, the consequent is written before the hypothesis.

True or False?

Answer: False.

Step-by-step explanation:

A conditional statement establishes that if a condition is "true", then something happens.

An example can be:

If it is raining, then:

i will grab my umbrella.

The hypothesis is the thing you assume at the beggining and the consequent is the thing that happens if the hypothesis is true.

in the example "if it is raining" is the hypothesis, and "i will grab my umbrella" is the consequent.

Then you can see that in a conditional statement the hypothesis is written first, and then the consequent, this means that the statement is false.

The statements where the consequent is written first are called "converse statements"