How to conjugate the "te" and "if" forms of a word in Japanese
I have a question regarding saying things like,
"If you come here and have any problems, please let me know."
I know that the "te" form can be used sort of like an "and". I also know (or at least think I know) that ここに来て問題がある is something like, "come here and have a problem" and that ここに来れば is, "if you come here", but I'm not sure how to attach the "te" form of 来る to the "if" form so that I can say what I want. Is there a way to do this?
Thank you,
Bryson
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What about ここに来て問題があれば ?
The meaning is "if you come here and have any problems,".
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