1. You will be ill if you (eat) so much 2. I (go) if I had known 3. If my car not (break) down, I should have caught the train 4. If she were older, she (have)

Here is the answer for the question above:

1. You will be ill if you eat so much.
2. I would have gone if I had known.
3. If my car had not broken down, I should have caught the train.
4. If she were older, she would have more sense.
5. If you read that book carefully, you would understand it.

Penjelasan:

The exercise above is all about if clause or also called conditional clause. There are three four type of conditional clause.

• zero conditional (for stating natural facts). The pattern is as follows: 'If + present simple, present simple. Here is one example: If you put the ice on a low temperature, it melts.
• first conditional (for stating the future possibility). The pattern is as follows, 'If + present simple, S + will + V1. Here is the example: If she knows, we'll be in trouble)
• second conditional (for stating imaginary situation). The pattern is as follows: If + past tense, S + would + V1. Here is one example: 'If I asked her out, she would be angry.'
• third conditional ( for stating regret). The pattern is 'If + past perfect, S + would/should/could have +V3'. Example: If they had been here, we would have seen them.'

From the explanation above, it can be seen that

1. conditional type 1
2. conditional type 3
3. conditional type 3
4. conditional type 2
5. conditional type 2

Pelajari lebih lanjut:

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Detil jawaban:

Kelas: SMA

Mapel: English

Bab: conditional

Kode: 10.5.9

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