Nama : Mei Vina
Npm   : 1912110362 
Kelas  : 2MA-P10
What are the 3 types of conditional sentences ?
Nama : Mei Vina
Npm   : 1912110362 
Kelas  : 2MA-P10
What are the 3 types of conditional sentences ?
Nama : Muhammad Azkal Altsara
NPM : 1912110395
What is the difference between conditional sentence type 2,3 ?
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 |
Nama : Muhammad Reza Nugraha 
NPM : 1912110389
conditional sentences are conditional sentences, also referred to as conditional sentences, which may occur if the conditions are met.
Conditional sentences have two parts, namely if-clause and main clause.
Type 1 conditional sentences are used for things that might happen in the future where the situation is real. In this type, if the requirements are met, then the estimation can still occur.
Conditional sentence type 2 is used to: first, talk about things in the future that might not happen (such as imagining dreams for example)
Conditional sentence type 3 is used to describe a past situation that did not occur and to imagine the outcome of that situation. This type reveals the opposite of the facts faced
Nama : Erlin Kusnita
Npm : 1912110371
do conditional types 1,2,3 and 0 have the same function?
Nama : Adesta Putra
Npm : 1912110373
How many types of conditional senteces are there?
Nama : Khilma safira situmorang
Npm : 1912110368
between future conditional sentences, past conditional sentences, present conditional sentences, what distinguishes them? 
Nama: Putri Aprilla Rani
Npm:1912110357
from the meteri i know, Conditional Sentence is a sentence that is used to assume something that has not actually happened or did not happen, and is used to express a presumption that the assumption did not happen as expected.
3 type Conditional Sentence
Conditional Sentence Type 1.
 is a presupposition sentence that might occur or is usually called a present real.
 Formula :
  If + Subject + verb-1, Subject + will + verb 1 or Subject + will + infintive, If + Subject + verb1.
 Example of Conditional Sentence Sentences Type 1.
  1. She will arrive here on time if she rides her bike in hurry.
 2. If they don't come to my birthday party, I will send them a message.
 Conditional Sentence type 2.
 is a presupposition that is very unlikely to happen or commonly called past unreal.
 Formula :
  If + S + V2 + object, + S + Would + Verb 1 + Object orS + Would + Verb, If + S + V2 + Object
 Examples of Conditional Sentence Sentences Type 2.
  1. If I were a bird, I would fly to the mount everest2.  You would not be here, if she didn't help you.
 Conditional Sentence Type 3.
 is a presupposition that may occur but is unlikely to occur because the event has occurred in the past.
 Formula:
  If + S + had + Verb 3, S + would + have + Verb 3 orS + would + have + Verb 3, If + S + had + Verb 3
 Example Conditional Sentence Type 3.
  1. If I had much money, I would have bought a new house in Jakarta.
 2. She would have graduated from university if she had finished the final exam.
Name:Tia novitasari
Npm:1912110376
How do you fix a conditional sentence?
This type of condition is used in three types of sentences, called the first, second and third conditional sentences.
* Conditional sentence type 1 is a presupposition sentence where the supposition is very likely to occur (realistic to occur) in the future. Conditional sentence type 1 consists of conditional sentences (if clause) and also the main clause, meaning that there must be a condition here and there will be a result / result of these conditions later.
Conditional Sentence Formula Type 1 :
If + Subject + Verb1, + Subject + Will + Verb1 (Bare infinitive)
Or
Subject + Will + Verb1 (Bare infinitive) + If + Subject + Verb1
Example:
1. If it rains, we will cancel the match.
2. I will be mad if Budi is late again.
3. You will miss the bus if you don't hurry.
* Conditional sentence type 2 is a presupposition sentence that might not occur in the present, or the possibility is difficult to occur in the future. Like other types of conditional sentences, type 2 conditional sentences also consist of conditional sentences (if clause) and also main clause, meaning that there must be a condition here and there will be a result / result of these conditions later.
The Type 2 Conditional Sentence formula is :
If + Simple Past Tense, + Past Future Tense
Or
Past Future Tense + If + Simple Past Tense
Example:
1. If I came home earlier, I would prepare dinner.
2. If the Team and Tom were older, they would play in our hockey team.
3. If they have enough money, they will buy a new car.
* Conditional sentence type 3 is a presupposition sentence that is impossible to occur.
Conditional Sentence Formula Type 3 : 
If + S + Had + Verb3, + S + Would / should / could / might + Have + Verb3
Or
S + Would / should / could / might + Have + Verb3 + If + S + Had + Verb3
Example:
1. You could have been on time if you had caught the bus.
2. I would have bought you a present if I had known it was your birthday.
3. If the weather had been nice, they would have played football.
Nama : ayu asela
Npm : 1912110393
Kelas : 2MA-P10
What is meant by zero conditional?
Nama: Vicky yoga setiawan 
Npm: 1912110378
What are the 4 types of conditional sentences?
Nama : Ida ayu pangestu
Npm : 1912110365
presupposition type 2 is a sentence that can be pronounced what is assumed does not occur. What do you mean by the presupposition that does not occur how sir?
Nama : Aely Gusnita 
Npm  : 1912110383 
Examples of sentences from true conditional sentence patterns are like whatNama : Muhammad Dedi Kurniawan 
NPM : 1912110388
what if the verb used is what happened today is not the past?Nama:  Anggita Destiana
NPM:  1912110386
is there a difference between type 1 and type 2?
Nama: Putri Aprilla Rani
Npm: 1912110357
What is the difference between conditional sentence type 1,2,3?