chapter 9: if conditional type 2

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 chapter 9

if conditional type 2


hello reader, would you like to study with me? how about we learn 'if conditional type 1 '? yes, it's a good idea. let's start it💪. 


conditional sentence 

used to express a supposition, wish, hope or plans that may or may not materialize. 

general formula: if + condition, consequences or consequences + if + condition 


Basically, the conditional sentence can be divided into 4 types: type 0, 1, 2, 3


conditional sentence type 0

conditional sentence type 1 


Conditional sentence type 2

used to show wishful thinking that is very unlikely or nearly impossible. (an imaginasi orang unlikely situation) 

if + pasti tense + pasti future 
pasti future + if + pasti tense 


example:
if I had a lot of money, I would go around the world. 
I would go around the world if I had a lot of money

if I had much money, I would buy a helicopter
I would buy a helicopter if I had much money

kalo verb yg dipake TO BE, jadi pakai WERE siapa pun subject nya 

if I were a president, I would stand up for justice and truth
I would stand up for justice and truth if I were a president

if I were you, I would love him all my life
I would love him all my life if I were you




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