“Conditional

Sentence”
Group 11
Class 1A
 Name of Group Members
01 02
Artanti Puspita M. Rajendra K.
11230840000007 11230840000085

03
M. Bintang Diaz S.
11230840000092
 List of Discussion

The Definition of
Types of Conditional
Conditional
Sentence
Sentence

The Formula of Examples of

Conditional Conditional
Sentence Sentence
 01.
The Definition of
Conditional
Sentence
 The Definition of
Conditional Sentence
Conditional sentence is a
sentence to
express something that has the
possibility of happening as
expected or not as expected.
Conditional sentence consist of
If Clause and
 02.
Types of
Conditional Sentence
Types of Conditional Sentence
1. Type 0
This type is based on facts and using simple
present tense for both clauses.
Formula of simple present tense: S + V1

2. Type 1
This type is a sentence that says something that
might or will happen in the future. This type is
using simple present tense for the if clause and
simple future tense for the main clause.
Formula of simple present tense: S + V1
Formula of simple future tense: S + Will + V1
 Types of Conditional Sentence
3. Type 2
This type is usually used to presuppose something that is
almost impossible or even impossible. This type is using simple
past tense for the if clause and past future tense for the main
clause.
Formula of simple past tense: S + V2
Formula of past future tense: S + Would + V1
4. Type 3
This type is a sentence to speculate about
something that is the opposite of what has
already happened. This type is using past perfect
tense for the if clause and future perfect tense
for the main clause.
Formula of the past perfect tense: S + Had + V3
Formula of the future perfect tense: S + Will +
Types of Conditional Sentence
5. Mixed Type
This type is a sentence that refers to the past,
to show the speaker's current condition. It
creates a formula for the mix type, namely a
combination of conditional type 2 and
conditional type 3. This type is using simple
past tense, past perfect tense, and future
perfect tense.
Formula of simple past tense: S + V2
Formula of past perfect tense: S + Had + V3
Formula of future perfect tense: S + Will +
Have + V3
 03.
The Formula of
Conditional Sentence
 The Formula of Conditional Sentence
1. Type 0
- If + simple present tense, simple present tense
- Simple present tense + if + simple present tense

2. Type I
- If + simple present tense, simple future tense
- Simple future tense + if + simple present tense
The Formula of Conditional Sentence

3. Type II
- If + simple past tense, past future tense
- Past future tense + if + simple past tense

4. Type III
- If + past perfect tense, future perfect tense
- Future perfect tense + if + past perfect tense
The Formula of Conditional Sentence

5. Mixed Type
- If past perfect tense (type 3), simple

past tense (type 2)

- Simple past tense (type 2) if past

perfect tense (type 3)

- If simple past tense (type 2), past

future tense (type 3)

 04.
Examples of
Conditional Sentence
 Examples of Conditional Sentence

1. Type 0 (Simple Present, Simple Present)

- If you heat ice, it melts,
- If we make noise, the baby wakes up.

2. Type I (Simple Present, Simple Future)

- If you invite me, I will come to your house,
- If she graduates her college, she will be
happy.
 Examples of Conditional Sentence

3. Type II (Simple Past, Past Future)

- If I had a million dollars, I would buy a big
house,
- If I won the lottery, I would travel the world.
4. Type III (Past Perfect, Future Perfect)
- If I had studied harder, I would be in
medical school now,
- If she had worked harder, she would have
passed the exam.
Examples of Conditional Sentence

5. Mixed Type (Past Perfect, Simple Past)

- If you had taught me how to make brownies, I wouldn’t buy it in

the store,

- If they were good players, their them would have scored more

in the match yesterday,

- Their family would buy a house in Bandung if one of their

children had been accepted to Bandung Institute of Technology.

 The Conclusion
Conditional Sentence is a sentence used to
state something that may or may not happen as
stated, expected. Conditional sentence consists of
two clauses, namely: Main Clause and If Clause.
The location of the Main Clause can be in front of
or behind the If Clause. This difference in location
is notaffect meaning. There are several types of
Conditional Sentences, namely: Type 0, Type I,
Type II, Type III, and Mixed Type.
Any Questions?
 Let’s Try!
1. What type of this sentence in conditional sentence?
“If you sweat too much, you dehydrate”
2. What type of this sentence in conditional sentence?
“If this were my grades, I would be ashamed”
3. What type of this sentence in conditional sentence?
“If I had known her number, I would marry her”
 Let’s Try!
1. What type of this sentence in conditional sentence?
“If you sweat too much, you dehydrate” Type 0
Subject + Verb 1
2. What type of this sentence in conditional sentence?
“If this were my grades, I would be ashamed”
3. What type of this sentence in conditional sentence?
“If I had known her number, I would marry her”
 Let’s Try!
1. What type of this sentence in conditional sentence?
“If you sweat too much, you dehydrate” Type 0
Subject + Verb 1
2. What type of this sentence in conditional sentence?
“If this were my grades, I would be ashamed” Type 3
S + V2 , S+ would+have+Verb 3

3. What type of this sentence in conditional sentence?

“If I had known her number, I would marry her”
 Let’s Try!
1. What type of this sentence in conditional sentence?
“If you sweat too much, you dehydrate” Type 0
Subject + Verb 1
2. What type of this sentence in conditional sentence?
“If this were my grades, I would be ashamed” Type 3
S + V2 , S+ would+have+Verb 3

3. What type of this sentence in conditional sentence?

“If I had known her number, I would marry her” Type 2
S + V2 , S + would + Verb 1
Dialogue Session
 Dialogue Session
Bintang : Have you found your cat?
Tanti : Yes, I have. I wouldn’t have found her if Shawn had
not helped me.
Bintang : What a relief! I’m sorry I couldn’t help you at that
time.
Tanti : It’s fine. By the way, how was holiday in France?
Bintang : It was so exciting. If my mother had not called me, I
would have stayed longer.
Tanti : Glad to hear that. I wish I had had money to go
France with you.
 Dialogue Session
Bintang : Have you found your cat?
Tanti : Yes, I have. I wouldn’t have found her if Shawn had
not helped me.
Bintang : What a relief! I’m sorry I couldn’t help you at that
time.
Tanti : It’s fine. By the way, how was holiday in France?
Bintang : It was so exciting. If my mother had not called me, I
would have stayed longer.
Tanti : Glad to hear that. I wish I had had money to go
France with you.
 Dialogue Session
Tanti : My phone dropped when I got out of the car. I’m so
relieved it’s not broken.
Bintang : But the scratches are everywhere. If I were you, I
would buy a new phone.
Tanti : I would buy the new one if had more money.Bintang:
What if you start saving?
Tanti : I can’t since I just lost my job.
Bintang : Don’t worry, tanti. Be patient, ok
Tanti : If I had a job, I would start saving.
 Dialogue Session
Tanti : My phone dropped when I got out of the car. I’m so
relieved it’s not broken.
Bintang : But the scratches are everywhere. If I were you, I
would buy a new phone.
Tanti : I would buy the new one if had more money.Bintang:
What if you start saving?
Tanti : I can’t since I just lost my job.
Bintang : Don’t worry, tanti. Be patient, ok
Tanti : If I had a job, I would start saving.
Thank You.