Learn more about the structures of conditional sentences:Ĭategory: Structure and Written Expressions I was very tired the following day ↣ past ↪use past future progressive (would be + v-ing).Ĥ. I am watering the plants now ↣ present progressive ↪use past future perfect in the conditional sentence.Ģ. I had to water the plants yesterday ↣ past past time, we use the past future perfect tense (would have + past participle)Īll the if clauses happened in the past, so we use the past perfect tense for them ( If + S + had + past participle)ġ. present time, we use the past future tense (would + infinitive) future time, we use the future tense (will + infinitive) When the clause that talks about the consequence happens at When the if clause is in the past, we use past perfect tense. When the if clause is in the present, we use the past tense.

When the if clause is in the future, we use the present tense. Mixed conditional is the type of conditional sentence where the if clause and the consequence happen at different times. We wouldn't have looked that happy if we hadn't won the match. If I had gone to bed earlier that Tuesday, I wouldn't have felt that tired the following day. If I had gone to bed earlier yesterday, I wouldn't feel so tired now.Ĥ. If it had rained yesterday, I wouldn't be watering the plants now. If it had rained yesterday, I wouldn't have watered the plants. Selamat Belajar.#Īnswered by # on Thu, 08:46:54 +0700 with category B. Pastikan mencari jawaban dari berbagai sumber terpercaya, sebelum mengklaim jawaban tersebut adalah benar. #Jawaban di bawah ini, bisa saja salah karena si penjawab bisa saja bukan ahli dalam pertanyaan tersebut. Decide, however, whether the consequences refer to the present ( Conditional I ) or past ( Conditional II) !

In every sentence, the 'if' clause expresses a situation in the past (Type III). We (look/not).that happy if we (win/not).the match So when we came home, we looked really happy. If I (go).to bed earlier that tuesday, I (feel/not).that tired the following dayĥ. If I (go).to bed earlier yesterday, I (feel/not).so tired nowĤ. If it (rain).yesterday, I (water/not).the plants now.ģ. If it (rain).yesterday, I (water/ not).the plants.Ģ. Decide, however, whether the consequences refer to the present ( Conditional I ) or past ( Conditional II) !ġ.

Conditional sentences type III Study the following situations.

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