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    The document outlines different patterns for using the if clause in conditional sentences. It presents four types of conditional patterns: (1) if + simple present, simple present; (2) if + simple present, will + verb; (3) if + past tense, would/could + verb; and (4) if + past perfect, would/could/might + have + past participle. Examples are provided for each pattern to illustrate how to form conditional sentences using the if clause based on the reality or unreality of the condition.

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    The document outlines different patterns for using the if clause in conditional sentences. It presents four types of conditional patterns: (1) if + simple present, simple present; (2) if + simple present, will + verb; (3) if + past tense, would/could + verb; and (4) if + past perfect, would/could/might + have + past participle. Examples are provided for each pattern to illustrate how to form conditional sentences using the if clause based on the reality or unreality of the condition.

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    (If Clause) B.inggris Kelompok 4

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    The document outlines different patterns for using the if clause in conditional sentences. It presents four types of conditional patterns: (1) if + simple present, simple present; (2) if + simple present, will + verb; (3) if + past tense, would/could + verb; and (4) if + past perfect, would/could/might + have + past participle. Examples are provided for each pattern to illustrate how to form conditional sentences using the if clause based on the reality or unreality of the condition.

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    If Clause

    IF CLAUSE

    TYPE + PATTERN + EX

    UNREAL IN PRESENT
    Content’s
    UNREAL IN PAST

    CLOSING
    1. If you’re hungry, go
    get some food.

    2. If I’m late to get up,


    don’t watch for me.

    If + simple present, simple present


    1. If she doesn’t leave
    me, everything are
    okay.

    2. If I don’t study, my
    mommy can get
    If + simple present, will + verb 1 angry and ground
    me.
    1. If I had cash, I’d get
    a bag for my sister.

    2. If I were a cook, I’d


    cook delicious food
    everyday.
    If +simple past, would/could + verb 1
    1. We wouldn’t have
    missed the bus if
    we hadn’t woken up
    late.

    2. She would have


    passed the exam if
    If + past perfect,could/might + have she had studied
    + verb 3 harder.
    UNREAL IN PRESENT

    If + simple past + s + would / could +


    verb 2
    UNREAL IN PRESENT

    If + simple past + s + would / could +


    verb 2
    UNREAL IN PRESENT

    If + simple past + s + would / could +


    verb 2
    UNREAL IN PAST

    If + past perfect + s
    + would + have + verb 3
    UNREAL IN PAST

    If + past perfect + s
    + would + have + verb 3
    UNREAL IN PAST

    If + past perfect + s
    + would + have + verb 3
    Thank
    You

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