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    The document provides examples of direct and indirect sentences (1-10) and discusses the three types of conditional sentences (A-C). Type 1 conditions are possible to fulfill using present and future tenses. Type 2 conditions are theoretically possible using past and past future tenses. Type 3 conditions are not possible as they refer to past events using past perfect and past future perfect tenses.

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    GRAMMAR 5 TASK

    1. Examples of Direct and Indirect Sentences

    No. Direct Indirect


    He will say, “My brother will help He will say that his brother will help her.
    1
    her.”
    We said, “We go for a walk every We said that went for a walk every day.
    2
    day.”
    You say, “I went to London You say that you went to London the previous
    3
    yesterday.” day.
    He said, “My father is playing cricket He said that his father was playing cricket with
    4
    with me.” him.
    They said, “We have completed our They said that they had completed their
    5
    homework.” homework.
    She said, “I have been waiting for him She said that she had been waiting for him since
    6
    since last morning.” last morning.
    We said, “We had been waiting since We said that we had been waiting since morning.
    7
    morning.”
    He said to me, “I will not give you He said to me that he would not give me any
    8
    any medicine without prescription.” medicine without prescription.
    Rafiq said, “I shall leave for London Rafiq said that he would leave for London the
    9
    tomorrow.” next day.
    They said, “It will have been snowing They said that it would have been snowing since
    10
    since morning.” morning.
    2. Examples of Conditional Sentences

    There are three types of conditional sentences

    A. Type 1 = condition possible to fulfill

    Form

     If + Subject + verb ( simple present tense ) + Subject + will/ shall + verb (simple
    future tense)
     If + Subject + be + adjective + Subject + will/ shall + be + adjective.

    Example:

    If I have money, I will buy house for my parents.


    ( Jika saya memiliki uang, saya akan membelikan rumah untuk orangtua saya)

    B. Type 2 = condition in theory possible to fulfill

    Form

     If + Subject + verb (simple past tense) + Subject + would/ could/ might + verb (past
    future tense)

    Example:

    If I were you, I would slap Adi.


    (Jika saya adalah kamu, saya akan menampar Adi.)

    C. Type 3 = condition not possible to fulfill (too late)

    Form

     If + Subject + had + verb (past perfect tense) + Subject + would + have + verb (past
    future perfect tense)

    Example:

    I would have visited you if I had finished my work earlier.


    (Saya akan mengunjungimu jika saya menyelesaikan pekerjaan saya lebih awal.)
    References:

    Conditional Sentences

    https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/grammar/if.htm

    https://azbahasainggris.com/contoh-conditional-sentences

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