This document discusses conditional sentences. It defines three types of conditional sentences: 1. Type 1 (True in the present or future) - Uses simple present tense in if clause and future tense in result clause. Examples given. 2. Type 2 (Untrue in present or future) - Uses simple past tense in if clause and "would" in result clause. Examples given. 3. Type 3 (Untrue in the past) - Uses past perfect tense in if clause and "would have" in result clause. Examples and formulas provided. The document then provides a question and answer session to further explain the three types of conditional sentences through examples and fill-in-the-blank questions.

1. GROUP 6 :
NAYADITA IZNI SABRINA
NOVIGHA RANI AKBARIYAH
NURIMANTI
PUTRI PARMASARI
RENITA TAMARA ANDINA
RIAS NARA
GROUP 6 :
NAYADITA IZNI SABRINA
NOVIGHA RANI AKBARIYAH
NURIMANTI
PUTRI PARMASARI
RENITA TAMARA ANDINA
RIAS NARA

2. LIST OF CONTENTSLIST OF CONTENTS
DEFINITION OF CONDITIONAL SENTENCE
TYPE OF CONDITIONAL SENTENCE
TYPE 1 (True in the Present or Future)
TYPE 2 (Untrue (contraty to fact) in the Present or
Future)
TYPE 3 (Untrue (contraty to fact) in the Past)
QUESTION SESSION

3. WHAT IS
CONDITIONAL
SENTENCE?

4. Summary of Basic Verb Form Usage in
Conditional sentence
Meaning of
the
“If Clause”
Verb Form in the
“If Clause”
Verb Form in the
“Result Clause” Example
Type 1
True in the
Present or Future
Simple Pesent
Tense
Simple Present
Simple Future
1. If I have enough time, I write
to my parents every week.
2. If I have enough time
tomorrow, I will write to my
parents.
Type 2
Untrue in the
Present or Future
Simple Past Tense
would + Simple
Form
1. If I had enough time now, I
would write to my parents.
(In truth, I do not have
enough time, so I will not
write to them).
Type 3
Untrue in the
Past
Past Perfect Tense
would have + Past
Participle
1. If I had enough time, I would
have written to my parents
yesterday. (In truth, I did not
have enough time, so I did
not write to them).

5. CONDITIONAL SENTENCE
TYPE 1?

6. Formula :
Example :
If + Subject Present + Subject + Future Tense
Atau
Subject + Future Tense, if + Subject + Future Tense
a) If I don’t eat breakfast, I always get hungry during
class.
b) Water freeze (will freeze), If the temperature goes
below 32F/0C.
c) If I don’t eat breakfast tomorrow morning, I will get
hungry during class.
d) If the weather is nice tomorrow, we will go on picnic.

7. CONDITIONAL SENTENCE
TYPE 2?

8. Formula :
Example :
If + Subject + Simple Past + Subject + Would + Verb1
Atau
Subject + (Would/Might/Could) + Verb 1 + If + Subject +
Simple Past
a) If I taught this class, I wouldn’t give test.
b) If he were here right now, he would help us.
c) If I were you, I would accept their invitation.

9. CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TYPE 3?

10. Formula :
Example :
If + Subject + Past Perfect + Subject + Would Have + Past Participle
a) If you had told me about the problem, I would have
helped you.
b) If they had studied, they would have passed the exam.
c) If I hadn’t slipped on ice, I wouldn’t have broken my arm.

11. Q & A SESSION!!

12. QUESTION!!!!
Make a sentence of a 3 type of a conditional
sentence.
What kind of conditional sentence use in this
following sentence? Give the reason!
- If he smokes less, he wouldn’t cough so much
- If I had known her number, I would have called her.
Complete the following sentences with the verbs
in parentheses!
Sally always answers the phone if she (be) ______ in
her office.
I (not be) a student in this class if English (be) ______
my native language.