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    Latihan Ec

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    The document discusses three types of conditional sentences: Type I uses if/will structures, Type II uses if/would structures, and Type III uses if/had/would have structures. It also explains the passive voice, which restructures sentences by moving the object of the active sentence to the subject position and adding a form of to be plus the past participle of the main verb.

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    The document discusses three types of conditional sentences: Type I uses if/will structures, Type II uses if/would structures, and Type III uses if/had/would have structures. It also explains the passive voice, which restructures sentences by moving the object of the active sentence to the subject position and adding a form of to be plus the past participle of the main verb.

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    The document discusses three types of conditional sentences: Type I uses if/will structures, Type II uses if/would structures, and Type III uses if/had/would have structures. It also explains the passive voice, which restructures sentences by moving the object of the active sentence to the subject position and adding a form of to be plus the past participle of the main verb.

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    Latihan Ec

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    The document discusses three types of conditional sentences: Type I uses if/will structures, Type II uses if/would structures, and Type III uses if/had/would have structures. It also explains the passive voice, which restructures sentences by moving the object of the active sentence to the subject position and adding a form of to be plus the past participle of the main verb.

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    CONDITIONAL SENTENCES

    • TYPE I
    (IF SUBJECT + VERB 1 + S/ES)
    (SUBJECT + WILL/SHALL + VERB 1)
    EXAMPLE:
    IF I HAVE A LOT OF TIMES,…………………
    A. I WILL GO WITH MY FAMILY
    B. I WOULD GO WITH MY FAMILY
    C. I WILL BUY A CAR
    D. I SHALL BUY A HOUSE
    ANSWER : A
    CONDITIONAL SENTENCES
    • TYPE II
    (IF SUBJECT + VERB 2)
    (SUBJECT + WOULD/SHOULD + VERB 1)
    EXAMPLE:
    IF I HAD A LOT OF TIMES,…………………
    A. I WILL GO WITH MY FAMILY
    B. I WOULD GO WITH MY FAMILY
    C. I WOULD BUY A CAR
    D. I SHOULD BUY A HOUSE
    ANSWER : B
    CONDITIONAL SENTENCES
    • TYPE III
    (IF SUBJECT + HAD + VERB 3)
    (SUBJECT + WOULD/SHOULD + HAVE + VERB 3)
    EXAMPLE:
    IF I HAD HAD A LOT OF TIMES,…………………
    A. I WILL GO WITH MY FAMILY
    B. I WOULD GO WITH MY FAMILY
    C. I WOULD HAVE GONE WITH MY FAMILY
    D. I SHOULD BUY A HOUSE
    ANSWER : C
    PASSIVE VOICE
    SUBJECT + VERB1 + S/ES + O + ADV
    O + TOBE + VERB 3 + ADV + BY S

    SIMPLE TOBE + VERB3


    CONTINUOUS TOBE + BEING + VERB 3
    PERFECT HAVE/HAS + BEEN
    PERFECT CONTINUOUS HAVE/HAS + BEEN + BEING

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