Conditional Sentences

v  Conditional Sentences Type I :

1.      If I meet you tomorrow, I will give you my glasses

2.      If it does not rain, I will go to the supermarket

3.      I won’t correct your homework if you don’t hand it in

4.      If I go to Yogyakarta, I can visit the Prambanan Temple

5.      If you eat too much, you will get fatter

v  Conditional Sentences Type II :

1.      If I won the competition, I would give you a handphone

2.      If everyone were to work faster, we would finish in time

3.      If I found his telephone number, I would messages his everyday

4.      I would visit the British Museum if I went to London

5.      If I came to school earlier, I would make homework at school

v  Conditional Sentences Type III :

1.    If I had saved my money, I could have bought a motorcycle

2.    If I had studied hard, I would have passed the exam

3.    If we had practiced a little better, we could have won the competition

4.    If you had driven more carefully, you would not have had an accident

5.    If Jono had played piano, he would have played a beautiful song for Jeni