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Pertemuan 17Third Conditional
Matakuliah : G0134 – Grammar III
Tahun : 2005
Versi : revisi 1
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Learning Outcomes
Pada akhir pertemuan ini, diharapkan mahasiswa
akan mampu :
• Menyusun kalimat yang menggunakan third dan mixed conditional.
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Outline Materi
• Third conditional
• Mixed conditional
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Third Conditional
• If + past perfect tense, + would have + past participle
If you had left me, I would have died of a broken heart.
• Would have + past participle (no comma) + if + past perfect tense
• I would have died of a broken heart if you had left me.
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Third Conditional
• We use the third conditional to talk about past events which cannot be changed, so we know that the condition is impossible and its consequence is imaginary:
• If you’d (had) left me, I’d (would) have died of a broken heart. (but you didn’t leave me, so I was all right)
• If you’d (had) been in love, nothing else would have mattered. (but the speaker knows you were not in love at that time, so other things were important to you)
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Third Conditional
• Other modal verbs like might and could are sometimes used instead of would in second and third conditional sentences:
• I might love you if you bought me a diamond ring.
• I could have loved you forever if you’d (had) bought me a diamond ring.
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Mixed Conditionals
Mixed conditionals
• We sometimes meet sentences which contain a mixture of second and third conditionals because of their particular context:
• If my boyfriend gave me diamonds like that, I’d have married him by now. (= my boyfriend does not give me diamonds like that so I haven’t married him)
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Mixed Conditionals
• If the weather had been fine last week, there would be roses in my garden. (=the weather was bad last week so there are no roses in my garden now)
• Lesley wouldn’t have missed the bus if she were better organised. (=Lesley missed the bus because she is a badly organised person)