Conditional sentence type I II III

A. Conditional Sentense I

a) If I find her book, I’ll give it to her next week. 

Fact: I may give her book next week.

b)  If I have more money, I’ll give it to poor people in the orphanage.

Fact: I may give money to the poor people in the orphanage oneday.

c) If I find his pen, I’ll give it him next time.

Fact: I probably give his book next time.

d) If I meet Ayu next day, I’ll send her an invitation card.

Fact: I may meet Ayu next day, I give invitation card.

e) If it rains, I will stay at home.

Fact: Honestly, I will stay at home.

B. Conditional Setence II

a) If you came to the class now, you would meet her.

Fact: You don’t come to the class now, so you don’t meet her.

b) If I met her, I would give her an invitation today.

Fact: I don’t meet her, so i don’t give her the invitation.

c) If Jony had the money, he would buy a sport car.

Fact: Jony doesn’t have enough money, so he doesn’t buy a sport car.

d) If you brought your phone now, I would transfer the file.

Fact: You don’t bring your phone now, so I don’t transfer the file.

e)  If you came to the class now, you would meet her.

Fact:  You don’t come to the class now, so you don’t meet her.

C. Conditional Setence III

a) If I had studied well before I took the exam last week, I would have got good mark. If I had studied well before I took the exam last week, I would have got good mark.

Fact: I didin’t study well before I took the exam last week, so I didn’t get good mark.

b) If I had known Willy was in hospital, I would have visited her.

Fact: I didn’t know Will was in hospital so I didn’t visit him.

c) I would have gotten wet if it had rained that night.

Fact:  It wasn’t rain that night so I didn’t get wet.

d) If he hadn’t lied to me before, I would have believed him.

Fact: He lied to me before so I didn’t believe him anymore.

e) I would have watched the movie if it had had a good rating.

Fact:  The movie didn’t have a good rating so I didn’t watch it.