 Kratzer’s idea is that this last account of “if” as a restrictor should be applied to all conditionals. Consider first conditionals which contain a modal term: “If it’s not in the kitchen it must be in the bathroom/might be in the bathroom/is probably in the bathroom”. By analogy with Lewis, she argues that these are not to be construed as attaching a modal term to a conditional proposition; rather, they are to be construed as attaching a modal term to the main clause, the scope of the modal term being restricted by the conditional clause. 