Khairunisa Rahmadayanti: Di Buat O L E H
Khairunisa Rahmadayanti: Di Buat O L E H
Khairunisa Rahmadayanti: Di Buat O L E H
Khairunisa Rahmadayanti
XII IPS 5
SMAN 1 SIMPANG EMPAT
VIDEO 1
A.Factual Conditionals-English Grammar Lesson
Factual Conditionals
When speakers present an action or state in factual conditional terms, they are stating that they
accept that action or state as reality .
If statements conditionals
Note : there are other ways of making conditionals without “if”
2 parts of an “if” statement= 1.(the condition)
2. (the result) cannot exist without the condition
•Untrue Situations
You want to emphasize the connection between two events .
• If I hadn’t worked on that cruise ship, I wouldn’t have spent time in Bahamas
•Unreal Situations
You want to imagine another possibility.
•If my Chillhood home had been buckingham palace, I would have had few friends but a lot of room to
play .
•Disappointing Situations
You want to express a regret .
•If I had known spanish, I would have had more conversations with Mexicans during my trip .
Video ke 2
Unreal conditional in the past
What other modals can we use in the result clause??
Could have + past participle = possibility or ability
Unreal conditional in the past
These statements show situation that are
Unreal conditionals in the past
Untrue(never happened)
Unreal(imaginary)
Disappointing(regrettable)
If I hadn’t worked on that cruise ship, I woulnd’t have spent time in the Bahamas
Untrue situations
You want to imagine another possibility.
If my childhood home had been Buckingham palace, I would have had few friends but a lot of room to
play.
You want to exspress a regret.
Disappointing situations
If a had known Spanish, I would have had more conversations with Mexicans during my trip.
Order of clauses
The “if” clause can come first in a statement or it can follow the result:
VERB TENSES
Use the past perferct in the “if” clause:
Example;
If I hadn’t gone to Russia
If I had lived in japan