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English For Profession I (Conditional)

This document provides an overview of conditionals in English, including examples of zero, first, second, and mixed conditionals. It discusses the grammar structures used to express different conditional situations, such as real, possible, and unreal conditions. Examples are given for each type of conditional. The document also includes exercises for students to practice forming conditional sentences based on prompts. It directs students to do a speaking activity where they take turns asking each other what they would do in hypothetical situations.

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English For Profession I (Conditional)

This document provides an overview of conditionals in English, including examples of zero, first, second, and mixed conditionals. It discusses the grammar structures used to express different conditional situations, such as real, possible, and unreal conditions. Examples are given for each type of conditional. The document also includes exercises for students to practice forming conditional sentences based on prompts. It directs students to do a speaking activity where they take turns asking each other what they would do in hypothetical situations.

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Bahasa Inggris

oleh Satya Permadi


English for Profession I & English III
New Session

Foley, M. and Hall, D. 2012. My Grammar Lab Elementary A1/A2. England: Pearson
English for Profession I & English III
Conditionals

Conditionals

Situation

Real Possible Unreal


English for Profession I & English III
Word Formation

Real situation /
If When
Zero Conditional

Condition (if) - Present Simple Result – Present Tense


If I turn the switch, the lights turns on
If there is a criminal, please call 911

Result – Present Simple Condition (if) - Present Tense


The light turns on if you turn the switch
Please call 911 If there is a criminal

Foley, M. and Hall, D. 2012. My Grammar Lab Elementary A1/A2. England: Pearson
English for Profession I & English III
Conditionals

Possible situation /
If When
First Conditional

Future Situation
Condition (if) - Present
Result – will / wont
Simple
When you finish all courses you will get a degree
If it is rain tomorrow we won’t go to campus
Offer / Warning
Condition (if) - Present
Result – will / wont
Simple
If you pay 10% more for we will give you combo
taxes, package
English for Profession I & English III
Conditionals

Unreal situation /
If
Second Conditional

Future situation that probably won’t happen


Condition (if) - Past Simple Result – would / would not
If I were lazy, I would unemployed
IfIf youlearned
Toni give me some
English money, I will
he would get
talk to some
tourist ice
creams
If you gave me aSituation
Present millionthat
dollars, I would
are not possiblestop work
Condition (if) - Past Simple Result – would / would not
If I were a bird, I would travel around the
world
If Santi was here, she would like this song
English for Profession I & English III
Conditionals

Other ways to
introduce a condition If When

As As soon as you finish


soon your job, you will go
as home earlier

You will not go home


Unless earlier, unless you
(Except if..)
finish your job
English for Profession I & English III
Conditionals – Exercise I – Complete the Conditionals Result using
your Own Idea

1) If I trust someone, …..I believe he/she will trust


me too......
2) If I were rich,
………………………………………………………
3) If I am lucky,…………………………………………………….
4) If I were lazy,
………………………………………………………
5) If I success in business,
…………………………………………
6) If the lecture does not attend the class,…………....
………..
English for Profession I & English III
Conditionals – Exercise I – Complete the Conditionals Result using
your Own Idea

1) If I trust someone, …..I believe he/she will trust


me too......
2) If I were rich, I would not live in this small house
3) If I am lucky, I will marry her tomorrow
4) If I were lazy, I would not get my dream job
5) If I become success in business, I will create jobs
opportunity for everyone
6) If the lecture does not attend the class, I will call
him/her for confirmation
English for Profession I & English III
Conditionals – Activity I
English for Profession I & English III
Conditionals – Activity I

This is SPEAKING
CHAIN.
Ask your friend next to
you “What would you do
if you have
Lamborghini?” (example).
After your friend gives
response, he/she will
have turn to ask his
friend next to him and so
on.

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