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    The document discusses conditional sentences in English that refer to wishes or imagined past situations. It provides examples of type 3 conditional sentences using "if + past perfect" in the if-clause to talk about wishes or dreams about past events that did not happen, such as "If I had won the championship, I would have been very famous." It also discusses using perfect modal auxiliaries like "would have", "could have", and "might have" to talk about unfulfilled past intentions, preferences or possibilities.

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    Media Pembelajaran

    PATHWAY TO
    ENGLISH
    Kelompok Peminatan

    Untuk SMA/MA Kelas XII


    Chapter 5

    If Only He Had Not Cheated


    Conditional Sentence Type 3

    • It is used to describe Ex.:


    wishes and dreams about If I had won the
    past situations/events that championship, I would
    didn’t take place. have been very famous.
    If I had passed the exam,
    I would have been
    awarded the scholarship.
    Interpretation
    Meaning:
     If I had won the
    I didn’t win the
    championship, I would championship, so I
    have been very famous. were not famous.

     If I had passed the exam, I didn’t pass the exam,


    I would have been so I wasn’t awarded the
    awarded the scholarship. scholarship.
    Perfect Modal Auxiliaries
    Unfulfilled intentions and preferences
    (would and would rather)

    I would have gone, but it was impossible.


    Would have refers to past intentions that were not fulfilled.

    I would rather have gone with you than stay here.


    Would rather have refers to past preferences that were not
    fulfilled
    Perfect Modal Auxiliaries
    Past possibilities
    (could, might, and may)

    • I could have gone later.


    • He might have called.
    • He may have left already.
    Could have, may have, and might have refer to past
    possibilities. In many cases, the speaker/writer is
    uncertain whether the action took place.
    Pattern
    If clause (perfect), S + would/could/might + have + V3
    condition result

    Remember: Examples:
    •You can also put the result •If I had chosen to study in Hawaii,
    clause first without using a I could have gone swimming every
    comma between the clauses. day.
    •If I had visited New York on my
    last trip, I would have seen the
    Statue of Liberty.

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