CONDITIONAL SENTENCES

GENERAL FORM:

MAIN IF clause + clause

WHERE:

Main clause always has the auxiliary capital
If clause always be: simple present, simple past or past perfect

1. conditional sentences type 1: true in the present or future

CAPITAL S + V1 + V1. . IF + S + V1 V1 OR TO BE

FACT:
Change the word if with on condition that, provided, or unless

For example:
conditionals: I May study in university if i graduate from senior high school
fact: I May study in the university on condition That i graduate from senior high school

2. conditional sentences type 2: untrue in the present

CAPITAL S + V2 + V2. . IF + S + V2 V2 OR TO BE

FACT:
1. Because if the word Change
2. Change the simple present tense and eliminate capital
3. Change negative to positive sentences and vice versa

For example:
conditionals: I Might study in university if i graduated from senior high school
fact: I do not study in university Because I do not graduate from high school senior