Make it a condition

[Bassim]

Please, would you correct my mistakes in the following sentences. I wanted to know if I can use "make it a condition" in these kinds of sentences.

1. The company made it a condition of his contract that he works even on Saturdays.
2. The old man made it a condition of his will that his children do not sell the house after his death.
3. The President made it a condition that he resigned if he would not be prosecuted.

 

[Bassim]

Please, could a teacher correct my mistakes in my post above.

 

[Matthew Wai]

I am not a teacher, but I guess the 3rd sentence can be changed to
"The President agreed to resign on condition that he would not be prosecuted."

 

[Rover_KE]

Welcome to the forums, arafatmgr.

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[Rover_KE]

Please[no comma] would you correct my mistakes in the following sentences. I want[STRIKE]ed[/STRIKE] to know if I can use "make it a condition" in these kinds of sentences.

1. The company made it a condition of his contract that his working days include Saturdays.
2. The old man made it a condition of his will that his children do not sell the house after his death.:up:
3. The President made it a condition of his resignation that he would not be prosecuted.

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[tzfujimino]

Rover_KE mistook Bassim, who is a Senior Member, for arafatmgr.

Hello, Matthew.:-D
That's very unlikely.
I think he recognizes the username. I do, at least.
Bassim, who writes good English (as in here), has been a member of UsingEnglish for quite a long time.