IF CONDITIONAL

There are 3 part of “if conditional” (present real, present unreal and past unreal)

1. Present real (type 1)

This condition used for show the situations may hapen in the future

For example :

a. If chika loves me, i will be happy.

* fact : chika doesn’t love me and i am not happy

Formula :

If + S + v1 + O, S + modal + v1 + O Simple present + present future

b. I will do everything for him if he is my boyfriend.

*fact : i do nothing and he isn’t my boyfriend

Formula :

S + modal + v1 + O if S + V1 + O Present future + simple present

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2. Present unreal (type 2)

This condition used for show the situations might hapen in the present.

For example :

a. If you didn’t love me, you would’t do that silly things.

*fact : you love me and you do that silly things

Formula :

If + S + v2 + O, S + modal + v1 + O Simple past + past future

b. I would love you if you loved me

*fact : you don’t love me and i will not love you.

Formula :

S + modal + v2 + O if S + V1 + O past future + simple past

3. Past unreal (type 3)

This condition used for show the situations might hapen in the past

For example :

a. If chika had loved me, i would have been happy.

* fact : chika didn’t love me and i was not happy

Formula :

If + S + had + v3 + O, S + modal + have + v3 + O Past perfect + future perfect

b. I would have done everything for him if he had been my boyfriend.

*fact : i did nothing and he wasn’t my boyfriend

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Formula :

S + modal + have + v3 + O if S + had + V3 + O Future perfect + past perfect

*fact is always the opposite of the “if conditional”

fact	If conditional
Negative	Positive
Positive	negative