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    This document discusses conditional sentence type 2 in Indonesian. It provides 5 examples of conditional sentences using "if" clauses to discuss hypothetical situations, including: if someone were diligent instead of lazy, if someone ate less instead of too much, if someone were rich instead of a scavenger, if someone were nice instead of a thief, and if a cake were not burnt instead of burnt. These sentences follow the structure of "If [subject] were/was [condition], [subject] would [result]."

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    This document discusses conditional sentence type 2 in Indonesian. It provides 5 examples of conditional sentences using "if" clauses to discuss hypothetical situations, including: if someone were diligent instead of lazy, if someone ate less instead of too much, if someone were rich instead of a scavenger, if someone were nice instead of a thief, and if a cake were not burnt instead of burnt. These sentences follow the structure of "If [subject] were/was [condition], [subject] would [result]."

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    This document discusses conditional sentence type 2 in Indonesian. It provides 5 examples of conditional sentences using "if" clauses to discuss hypothetical situations, including: if someone were diligent instead of lazy, if someone ate less instead of too much, if someone were rich instead of a scavenger, if someone were nice instead of a thief, and if a cake were not burnt instead of burnt. These sentences follow the structure of "If [subject] were/was [condition], [subject] would [result]."

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    Name : Bima Pratama

    Class : XI A 8

    Conditional sentence type 2

    1. Fact : He is lazy

    “If he were diligent, he would be a successful person”

    2. Fact : Fat people

    “ If he were not eat too much, he would be slim”


    3. Fact : He is a scavenger

    “If i were rich, i would buy what i want”

    4. Fact : He is a thief

    “If he were a nice person, he would not be a thief”

    5. Fact : The cake is burnt

    “If the cake weren’t burnt, the cake would be delicious”

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