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Conditional Sentence

1.     Definition of Conditional Sentence
Conditional is a traditional label for the modal auxiliary verbs would and should when they do not express obligation. The name is given because sentences with these auxiliary verbs often imply an unstated condition.
For example, the sentence: “I would like a drink” appears to imply something like: “If I had a choice”.In practice, however, it is merely a polite way of asking for a drink. Conditional sentencesAny sentence of the form if...(then) is a conditional sentence.

2.     Types of Conditional sentence

There are three types of conditional sentence:

a.     Type 1 (Future Conditional)
Ø The function of type 1
Used to express something with the requisite degree of likelihood of occurrence is affected by certain conditions

Ø Formula :  if+S+(Bi/Pt+O)/(is,am,are+adj noun) , S + will,must,shall,can,may + (bio+O)/(be)                             

Ø example :

·        If he has money, he will buy a car.
·        If you are lazy, you will fail in the exam.

 Ø Fact

·        If he has money, he will buy a car. ---à there is possibility for him to buy a car someday or         later.
·        If you are lazy, you will fail in the exam. --à so you don’t be lazy.

b.     Type II Present Conditiona

Ø The function of type II
Used to express something with the requisite degree of likelihood of occurrence is affected by certain conditions.

Ø Formula :  if+S+(Pt+O)/(were+adj noun) ,S + would,should,could,might + (bi +O) / (be)

Ø Example :
·        She could help him if she came early.
( fact : she doesn’t help him because she doesn’t come early)

 ·      I were a bird, I would fly. ( fact : I am not a bird so I don’t fly) 

c.      Type III Past Conditional

Ø The function of type III

Used to express something with the requisite degree of likelihood of occurrence is affected by certain conditions.

Ø Formula :  if + S + had + (pp+O)/been ,S + would,should,could,might + (pp +O) / (been)

Ø Example :
·        She could have stopped a taxi I she had not got the bus.
( fact : she didn’t stop a taxi because she got the bus)

·        If he had been here, I would have given him the money.
( fact : he wasn’t here so I didn’t give him the money)  



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