CONDITIONAL SENTENCE
Conditional sentence is a
sentence that expresses an idea that might happen at some point in the future. This
idea is something that can only happen IF something else occurs.
There are three kinds type of
conditional sentence;
Type 1 => True in the present or future
It tells the situation that may
occur in the future if something in “if clause” occurs.
If + Simple Present + Simple
Future
e.g : If we practice hard, we will win the competition
Addition. This “If Clause” is also commonly used
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If Clause + a reminder
If you want to attend Mario’s party, You have to
bring the invitation card
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If Clause + a suggestion
If you want to improve your English, Why don’t
you take English Course?
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If Clause + a general
truth
If you don’t add sugar in your coffee, It will taste
bitter
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If Clause + an Imperative
If you want to be the Student Council President,
Offer a good program to improve the school environment
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Type 2 => Unreal in the Present
It tells the condition in the
past which affect the present condition, sometimes it tells about imagining
something that would happen.
If + Simple Past + Past Future
e.g : If they didn’t submit the assignment on time,
they would get zero score
the fact : They submit the assignment on time so they don’t get zero
score
Type 3 => Unreal in the Past
This sentence express something
that already happened in the past because something that have already occurred
in the past. It may tell about regretting something.
If + Past Perfect + Past Perfect
Future
e.g :If he had brought umbrella, he would not have
gotten wet
the fact : he did
not bring umbrella so he got wet
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