CONDITIONALS IF TYPE 1 2 3

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CONDITIONALS

Conditionals can be simply defined as "conditional sentence". In the sentence there are three types:

1.      Conditionals: Type 1 (Open Condition)

It said the "open condition". Because conditions can be met, may not. This type is used to menerangan that something would happen, if the conditions trertentu met. And the pattern for this type, as follows:

Pola Conditionals Type 1 (Open Condition)

MAIN CLAUSE (Principal clause) INDUK KALIMAT	if	DEPENDENT CLAUSE (Conditional clause) ANAK KALIMAT
Present Futere Tense	if	Present Tense
Consider the example below:
Jono will go to the beach the afternoon	if	It doesn’t rain

Example:

·         I will come to your house if I have enough time

·         Father will be happy if I finish the work before lunch

·         Susi will wash the dishes if she feels welll

The pattern of type 1 can be written in a way to put the word "if" at the beginning of the sentence (which is then separated separated by "comma")

IF	DEPENDENT CLAUSE	MAIN CLAUSE
IF	PRESENT TENSE	PRESENT FUTERE TENSE
if	We have enough money	We will build a home

Example:

·         If he bears the news, he will be shocked

·         If she is not careful with the fire, she will burn her finger

·         If he doesn’t like the cake, he will not eat it

·         If you don’t water the plants, they will die.

2.      Contionals : Type II (Improbable/Imaginary Condition)

Conditonal type describes something we expect to happen or simply fiction. And expressed by the verb past tense (both past tense for past dependenmt futere clause and tense in the main clause).
Conditional pattern type II - A

MAIN CLAUSE (Principal clause) INDUK KALIMAT	IF	DEPENDENT CLAUSE (Condition Clause ) ANAK KALIMAT
Past Future Tense	IF	Past Tense
Consider the example below:
Mother would be angry	IF	She saw climbing this tree

Example :

• She would pass test, if she studied hard.
• He would help the poor if he were a millionare.
• He woulf support me, if I bad a match.

Pola II – B

Pola  conditional type II-B

IF	DEPENDENT CLAUSE			MAIN CLAUSE
IF	Subyek	Were	-	Subyek	Would/should
IF	Plural ( you, we, and they)	Were	5 years older	( you, we, and they)	Would be needed here
IF	Singular (I, He, She, It)	Were	5 years older	(I, He, She, It)	Would be needed here

Example :

• He would help your homework if be were able to
• If I were you, I would study hard
• I would take the offer if I were you

3.      Conditionals : Type III (Unfulfilled Condition)

This pattern is used to express that something did not happen due to certain conditions yasng not happen.
The pattern of conditional type III, as follows :

MAIN CLAUSE	IF	DEPENDENT CLAUSE
Past future Perfect Tense (Would have / Should have)	if	Past Perfect Tense ( had / had been )
I should have left for Yogyakarta You would have disturbed me She would have slept soundly He would have been dead The teacher would have scolded me	If	I had money You had shouted loundly She had been drowsy I hadn’t examined him I had been absent He had been in emergency The judge had asked him

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