Watch your habits for they become your character

Watch your habits, for they become your character Develop your character, for it becomes your destiny “Perhatikan kebiasaanmu, karena itu menjadi karaktermu Bangunlah karaktermu, karena itu akan menentukan masa depanmu”

CONDITIONAL SENTENCE

DEFINITION ► Conditional Sentence is a sentence that express a wish, hope, plan, etc. ► Conditional Sentence is used to express real (factual and habitual) or unreal condition (contrary to the fact).

Clauses of Condition ► Main Clause (Induk Kalimat) ► Sub-Clause (Anak Kalimat)

Conjunction ► If ► Unless ► Otherwise ► Provided that ► On condition that ► Only if ► Even if Usually conditional sentences contain the word If

Types Of Conditional Sentences ► There are three types of conditional sentences : 1. Type I (Future Condition) 2. Type II (Present Condition) 3. Type III ( Past Condition)

Pattern Of Conditional Sentences ► Type I I (Future Condition) If-clause Future Simple Condition Present S + V 1 (s/es) S + is, am, are Main Clause Fact Present Future Maybe + Pres. Future S + will + V 1 Perhaps + Pres. S + will + be Future

Examples If I have the time, I will go if I have the time. (Fact : Perhaps I will go) 2. If the mobile phone is cheap, I will buy it. I will buy the mobile phone if it is cheap. (Fact : Maybe you will buy it) 1.

Type II (Present Condition) Type II If – Clause Main Clause Simple Past Future Fact Simple Present Because/so + Present If + S + V 2 S+ would +V 1 Simple Present Condition If+ S+ were S+ would be (+) – (-) – (+)

Examples 1. If we had enough money, we would take a vacation. ( Fact : we don’t take a vacation because we don’t have enough money) 2. If I were you, I would get more rest. (Fact : I am not you so I don’t get more rest).

Type III (Past Condition) Type III Past Condition If-Clause Main Clause Past Perfect Past Future Simple Past Perfect S +would have Because / So + V 3 S + would have + been If+ S+ Had+V 3 If+S+Had+Been Fact