Nama : Azahra Dwika Putri
NPM : 1912110391
There are several types of conditional sentences, their use depends on the function of the sentence.  Basically, conditional sentences consist of 2 clauses, if clause and main clause.  The tenses of the two clauses can change based on the type of conditional sentence that will be used.
Conditional Type 0
 This conditional sentence is used to describe general facts or truths that are certain.  For example, if you heat water, it will boil.
Conditional Type 1
 Conditional type 1 is used to describe situations that might or presumably occur in the future and are highly likely to actually occur.
Conditional Type 2
 conditional type 2 is used to describe situations that are unrealistic or have very little chance of happening.  For example, imagine something that is not possible or daydream.
Conditional Type 3
 conditional type 3 is used to refer to the past and suppose how the current situation could be different if what happened in the past is different.
To summarize, the formula for the four types of conditional sentences is as follows:
Type | If Clause | Main Clause |
0 | simple present tense | simple present tense |
1 | simple present tense | simple future |
2 | simple past tense | would + V1 |
3 | past perfect tense | would have + V3 |