This document discusses conditional sentences in English. It begins by defining conditional sentences as having two clauses - an 'if clause' and a main clause that are closely related, with one part showing a result and the other a condition. It then lists some common modal verbs used in conditional sentences like must, can, may, will, shall, ought, could, might, would, and should. Finally, it outlines the three types of conditional sentences - probable, improbable, and impossible conditions - providing examples and explaining the nature, time, structure, and modal verbs used for each type.

1. If we are talking about grammar, of course, we will
find the material of conditional sentence, before we
start to learn it we have to know the meaning of
conditional sentence first, Conditionals are sentences
with two clauses – an ‘if clause and a main clause –
that are closely related. One part shows a result and
the other shows a condition on which the result
depends.
The certain verbs are often used in conditional
sentences. , These verbs are called modal verbs. They
are usually used with other verbs, not on their own,
and they are used with other verbs to express ability,
obligation, possibility, and so on.
Must, Can, May, Will, Shall, Ought, Could, Might,
would, Should

2. In English there are three types of conditional
sentences, namely:
1. probable Condition
2. improbable Condition
3. Impossible Condition

3. Nature: Open condition, what is said in the condition is possible.
Time: This condition refers either to present or to future time.
Structure : If + simple present tense + Subject + will + verb or Will + base
verb + if + simple present tense
e.g : If I see haris, I will call him or I will call him if I see haris
in the second form there’s no comma
Modal that is used in this type is can, shall, may
e.g. You shall make the report if you face the problem
in the first type we can also find the "Zero Conditional". This type
function to give an explanation of an event that will definitely occurred if
the conditions are met.
Form: If + present simple, (then) + present simple
e.g : If students study hard, they usually get good grades.

4. Improbable Condition is often called the "Present Unreal Conditonal"
or "Type II". This modality is used to explain that a job or activity
at this time may will be conducted if conditions are met.
Nature: unreal (impossible) or improbable situations.
Time: present; the TENSE is past, but we are talking about the
present, now.
Structure: If + simple past tense + Subject + would + verb or Subject +
Would + base verb + if + past tense
e.g : ) I would buy anything If I were you. Or if I were you, I would
buy anuthing
in fact I am not you, I cant buy anytihing
e.g : If I married Tika, I would live happily. Or I would live happily if
I married tika

5. Impossible Conditional or often referred to as "Past Unreal Conditional"
or "Type III" states a supposition which is not likely to happen again
because it happened already passed. This type usually consists of regret
for what has happened in the past.
Nature: unreal
Time: Past (so we are talking about a situation that was not so in the past.)
Structure : If + past perfect + Subject + would have + past participle
e.g. If you had warned me, I would not have told your father about that
party.(But you didn't, and I have).
i think thats all about conditional sentences, i hope you got the
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