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CONDITIONAL

SENTENCES
Final Assignment EFM L5 A
by Deasty Devianty
Conditional Sentences
Kalimat Pengandaian
Conditional tenses are used to speculate about
what could happen, what might have
happened, and what we wish would happen.
In English, most sentences using the conditional
contain the word if.

There are 4 types of conditional sentences,


each type of which uses a different form of
tense.
4 conditionals
If Clause,
O Conditional
Main Clause
1st Conditional
OR
2nd Conditional
Main Clause,
3rd Conditional
If Clause
O Conditional
Usage : General Truths
(If this thing happens, that
thing happens) If you heat butter, it melts.
If you get lost, text me
If + present simple,
Present simple

Present simple, It melts if you heat butter


If + present simple
Text me if you get lost
1st Conditional
Usage : A possible condition and its
probable result
If you go now,
If this thing happens, you will arrive there on time
that thing will happens
If you study hard,
you will pass the exam
If + present simple,
Will + infinitive

Will + infinitive You will arrive there on time


if you go now
If + present simple
You will pass the exam
if you study hard
2nd Conditional
Usage : To talk about things in the future that
probably not going to be true
(dreams and fantasies)
If i had more money,
If this thing happened, that thing would happen. I would buy a boat
(but I'm not sure this thing will happen) OR
that thing would be happening. If i spoke French,
I would be living in Paris
If + past simple,
Would + infinitive or
Would + present continous

Would + infinitive or I would buy a boat


Would + present continous
if i had more money
If + past simple
I would be living in Paris
if i spoke French
3rd Conditional
Usage : To talk about the past, it used to talk
about the situations did not happen and to
imagine the results of this imaginary situation
If i had studied harder,
If this thing had happened, that thing would I would have passed the car
have happened
If you had gone to bed earlier,
You wouldn’t be so tired
If + past perfect,
Would + have + past participle

Would + have + past participle I would have passed the car


If i had studied harder
If + past perfect
You wouldn’t be so tired
If you had gone to bed earlier
Exercise
1. If you have enough time, please … (clean) your room before
you go to school.

2. They would have lost their bag if they …(leave) it in the hotel.

3. They would understand it if ...(explain) it to them more slowly.

4. My sister … (meet) me at the airport if she gets the afternoon off.


Thank You
Jazakunnallaahu Khairan

Final Assignment EFM L5 A


by Deasty Devianty

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