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    The document discusses conditional sentences in English and their usage depending on whether the condition refers to the present, future, or past. It explains that for present or future conditions, simple present or will/can are used, while for past conditions, would/could or would have/could have are used depending on whether the condition refers to a contrary to fact or past perfect situation. It then provides examples to check the reader's understanding of using these conditional structures correctly.

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    Conditional Sentence/ Kalimat Pengandaian

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    Dwi Yuni Puspitaningsih
    The document discusses conditional sentences in English and their usage depending on whether the condition refers to the present, future, or past. It explains that for present or future conditions, simple present or will/can are used, while for past conditions, would/could or would have/could have are used depending on whether the condition refers to a contrary to fact or past perfect situation. It then provides examples to check the reader's understanding of using these conditional structures correctly.

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    CONDITIONAL SENTENCE/ KALIMAT PENGANDAIAN

    TRUE IN THE PRESENT / FUTURE SIMPLE PRESENT


    WILL SIMPLE PRESENT + CAN Ex : IF YOU EAT THOSE CANDIES WILL GET TOOTHACHE YOU CAN GET TOOTHACHE + SIMPLE FORM

    CONTRARY TO THE FACT IN THE PRESENT / FUTURE


    WOULD
    SIMPLE PAST + COULD

    + SIMPLE FORM

    IF YOU ATE THOSE CANDIES

    WOULD GET TOOTHACHE


    YOU COULD GET TOOTHACHE

    CONTRARY TO THE FACT IN THE PAST


    WOULD HAVE PAST PERFECT + + PAST PARTICIPLE

    COULD HAVE

    IF YOU HAD EATEN THOSE CANDIES WOULD HAVE GOTTEN TOOTHACHE YOU COULD HAVE GOTTEN TOOTHACHE

    CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING


    I DIDNT FEEL GOOD YESTERDAY. IF I ( FEEL) ..BETTER, I ( COME ) TO CLASS YESTERDAY. I DONT FEEL GOOD TODAY. IF I ( FEEL ) ..BETTER, I ( TAKE ) . A WALK IN THE PARK TODAY.

    IM TIRED. IF I ( BE, NOT ) ..TIRED, I ( HELP ) YOU.


    I DIDNT HAVE MONEY YESTERDAY. IF I ( HAVE ) .MONEY YESTERDAY, I ( LEND ) .. IT TO YOU.

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