Use 'in that case' to express clear outcomes of a situation, highlighting a consequence or action taken.

Consequence Clarity

Mention a backup plan using 'in that case' to show what alternative you will follow if the first plan fails.

Plan B Mention

'In that case' assumes the listener understands the situation or condition being referred to.

Use 'in that case' to suggest an alternative action or solution in response to a problem.

'In that case' helps clarify the relationship between a problem mentioned and the solution you provide.

'In that case' demonstrates awareness of the issue and readiness to address it with an implied or explicit solution.