Exercise 21: conditional sentence
1. Were understand
2. Wouldn’t have
been
3. Will give
4. Would have told
5. Would have been
6. Had
7. Stopped
8. need
9. would have found
10. had enjoyed
11. will paint
12. were
13. writes
14. had permitted
15. could speend
16. will accept
17. buy
18. had decided
19. would have
written
20. will be leak
21. would have
written
22. is hear
23. see
24. gets
25. turn
26. were
27. would have
called
28. would have
talked
29. explained
30. spoke
exercise 22: used to
1. eat
2. eating
3. swiming
4. liking
5. speaking
6. studying
7. dancing
8. sleep
9. eating
10. eating
exercise 23: would rather
1. stay
2. have stayed
3. have worked
4. studied
5. not studied
6. have
7. stood
8. not cook
9. hadn’t arrived
10. have slept
exercise 24: must/should+perfective
1. should have had
2. must have been
3. must have
damaged
4. must not have
parked
5. must have
studied
6. should have
studied
7. must have been
8. should have
deposite
9. must have
forgotten
10. must not have
studied
exercise 25:
modals+perfective
1. i would
2. would have gone
3. may have had
4. must have done
5. must have
forgotten
6. may have slept
7. might have had
8. would have lost
9. shouldn’t have
driven
10. may have run
CONDITIONAL SENTENCE
Conditional sentence is complex
sentence (complex sentence) consists of a statement unreal subordinate clause
(without the possibility of true) or hypothetical (it is likely true) and the
main clause in the form of result / consequence (result / consequence). Fuller
explanation can be found in the If Conditional Sentence.
CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TYPE I
(Real Conditionals)
Conditional sentence type 1
is a useful modality phrase to indicate something that might happen in the
future.
Pola :
{IF + Subject + Verb1},
{Subject + will + Verb1}
Example:
If you are my boyfriend, I
will marry you.
I will marry you, if you are
my boyfriend.
If I have money, I will come
to My Chemical Romance’s concert.
CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TYPE II
(Improbable/Unreal in the Present)
Conditional sentence type 2
is a useful modality sentences to indicate something that is not possible in
the present (something that is contrary to the facts in the present).
Conditional sentence can also be used to express something we did not expect.
Pola :
{IF + Subject + Verb2},
{Subject + would/could/should + Verb1}
Example:
If I spoke English well, I
would be accepted to work.(Fact: I don’t speak English well, so I will not be
accepted to work).
She would lend you a ruler,
if she brought it.(Fact: She doesn’t bring her ruler, so she won’t lend you).
If I knew her number, he
would call her.(Fact: He doesn’t know her number, so he won’t call her).
We would tay in our boarding
house, if it didn’t stop raining.(Fact: It stops raining,so we won’t stay in
our boarding house).
CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TYPE III
(Unreal in the Past)
Conditional sentences type 3
is a modality that is used when the result / consequence (result) of the
condition (condition) there is no possibility to materialize because his
condition had been met in the past.
Pola:
{IF +Subject + Had + V3},
{Subject + Would / Might / Could / Should Have + Verb 3}
Example:
You would have passed the
exam, if You had studied hard.(Fact: You did not study hard).
If the weather had been nice
yesterday, we would have gone to the zoo.(Fact: Yesterday the weather had not
been nice).
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