The document discusses conditional sentences, which indicate that a certain action will happen if a condition is met. There are two types of conditional sentences - those referring to the present or future, which use "if" followed by the simple past tense and "would"; and those referring to the past, which use "if" followed by the past perfect tense and "would have". Several examples are provided to illustrate the use of conditional sentences.

1. CONDITIONAL SENTENCE
The speaker only
dreaming about
something to be
happen, if is possible to
be reality

2. FUNCTION OF
CONDITIONAL SENTENCE
To indicate conditional
sentence when the first
clause meet the second
clause

3. CONDITIONAL “IF’
IF
(I) Present : S.Past +
Would + V1
IF (II) Past : Past
Perfect + Would Have +
V3

4. EXAMPLE OF
CONDITIONAL
We
will get married on March
this year if my mother agrees
If
he had been more patient,
her parent would not have
been so mad

5. I
would not have missed the first
train if I had come earlier
If
Mr. Aulia were the president of
our company, our salary would be
higher
They
would get the approvals if
their proposals were better

6. I
would not have missed the first
train if I had come earlier
If
Mr. Aulia were the president of
our company, our salary would be
higher
They
would get the approvals if
their proposals were better