CONDITIONAL SENTENCES TYPE 1, 2,
and 3
A. Present Future if Simple Present Tense
Pattern :
(+) S+ Will+ Be+
A.N.A IF (+) S+ tobe+ A.N.A
(adjective, noun, adverb)
(-) S+ Will+ not+ Be+ A.N.A IF (-) S+ tobe+ not+ A.N.A
Won’t
(+) S+ will+ V1 IF (+) S+V1 s/es
(-) S+ Will+ not+ V1 IF (-) S+ Do/Does+ not+
V1
Won’t
Ø
to looking for the FACT is “there is possibility for Subject
(Object) to Plan (after word
will)”
Ø
if the sentence positive or negative, we need to
use “to
or not
to”
Example:
1.
she will go to Jakarta if she (be)
rich.
ð
She will go to Jakarta if she is
rich. Fact: there is
possibility for her to go to Jakarta.
S (O) Plan
2.
They will buy a car if they (not
be) poor.
ð
They will buy a car if they aren’t poor. Fact: there is possibility for them
to buy
a car.
S (O) Plan
3.
She won’t come if the boy (not invite) her.
ð
She won’t come if the boy does not invite her. Fact: there is possibility for her
not to come
S (O) Plan
4.
He (not be) cleaver if he doesn’t study
hard.
ð
He won’t be cleaver if he doesn’t study
hard. Fact: there is
possibility for him not to be cleaver
B. Past Future if Simple Past Tense
Pattern :
(+) S+ Would+
be+ A.N.A IF (+) S+ Were+ A.N.A
(-) S+ Would+
not+ be+ A.N.A IF (-) S+ Were+ not+
A.N.A
Wouldn’t
(+) S+ Would+ V1 IF (+) S+ V2+O
(-) S+ Would+
not+ V1 IF (-) S+ Did+ not+ V1
Wouldn’t
Ø
To looking for the FACT is (retuned in
simple present tense).
Ø
IF (centre of the sentence) using conjuction
“because”
Ø
IF (in front of the sentence) using conjuction
“so”
Example:
1)
She would go to school if she weren’t sick.
ð
Fact: she doesn’t go to school because she is sick.
2)
If
the girl cried, the boy would be sad.
ð
Fact: the girl doesn’t cry so the boy is not sad.
3)
They wouldn’t come if the girl didn’t invite them.
ð
Fact: they come because the girl invites them.
4)
If andi
weren’t
naughty, I would be very happy.
ð
Fact: andi isn’t naughty so I am not very happy.
C. Past Unreal Condition
Pattern:
S+ Would+
have+V3/ been IF S+ Had+ V3/been
Ø
To looking for the FACT from Past Unreal
Condition used “Simple Past Tense”
Example:
a.
Yesterday, if
I had
come to your house, you would have been happy.
ð
Fact: Yesterday, I didn’t come to your
house, so you were not happy.
b.
The teacher would have punished him if he had made many mistakes.
ð
Fact: the teacher didn’t punish him because he didn’t make many mistakes.
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