If I have free time, I will go swimming. ‘Jika saya punya waktu luang, saya akan pergi berenang.’
If the bell rings, I’ll go home in no time. ‘Jika bel berbunyi, saya akan pulang ke rumah segera.’
If they invite you, will you come? ‘Jika mereka mengundangmu, apakah kamu akan datang?’
CONDITIONAL SENTENCE: TYPE 1
Task 1: Pilihlah jawaban yang menurutmu paling tepat untuk melengkapi bagian yang kosong.
If a customer … chocolate ice cream from the restaurant, he or she will get extra toppings.
(a) orders (b) order
The hotel front desk clerk … you special price room rates if you don’t ask.
(a) wouldn’t offer (b) won’t offer
If you call Tessa, I … others.
(a) will call (b) would call
If I tell the truth, … hurt?
(a) will he gets (b) will he get
Unless it snows, the pavements … slippery.
(a) will not (b) will not be
If he … the book, I will borrow it in my university library.
(a) hasn’t (b) doesn’t have
The manager … your current income if you can stay focused when working from home.
(a) will double (b) doubles
You will make your parents sad if you … responsible for your life.
(a) don’t (b) aren’t
CONDITIONAL SENTENCE: TYPE 2
Material
conditional sentence: ketika result/consequence (hasil) dari condition (syarat) tidak memiliki atau hanya sedikit
kemungkinan untuk terwujud karena condition-nya tidak mungkin dipenuhi di masa sekarang (present unreal situation) atau
condition-nya sulit untuk dipenuhi di masa depan (unlikely to happen).
Condition berada di dalam subordinate clause dengan subordinate conjunction “if”, sedangkan result/consequence berada di
dalam main clause.
If it rained tomorrow, I would sleep all day. ‘Jika besok hujan, saya akan tidur sepanjang hari.’
Fact: but I don’t have much hope it will rain
If I were a millionaire, I would donate my money to charity. ‘Jika saya seorang millionaire, saya akan mendonasikan uang saya
untuk amal.’
Fact: but I’m not a millionaire
CONDITIONAL SENTENCE: TYPE 1
Task 2: Pilihlah jawaban yang menurutmu paling tepat untuk melengkapi bagian yang kosong.
If you had remembered to invite me, I would have attended your party. ‘Jika kamu ingat mengundang saya, saya akan hadir di
pestamu.’
Fact: but you didn’t remember
If the waitress had been careful, she wouldn’t have broken many plates. ‘Jika pelayan tersebut hati-hati, dia tidak akan
memecahkan banyak piring.’
Fact: but the waitress wasn’t careful
CONDITIONAL SENTENCE: TYPE 1
Task 3: Pilihlah jawaban yang menurutmu paling tepat untuk melengkapi bagian yang kosong.
If I sleep late, I am sleepy at work. habitual activity ‘Jika saya tidur terlambat, saya mengantuk di tempat kerja.’
If we burn paper, does it become ash? ‘Jika kita membakar kertas, itu menjadi debu?’
CONDITIONAL SENTENCE: TYPE 0
Material
Conditional clause yang digunakan ketika result/consequence (hasil) dari condition (syarat) selalu terwujud karena
merupakan scientific fact (fakta ilmiah) atau general truth (kebenaran umum) yang merupakan habitual activity (kebiasaan).
Condition berada di dalam subordinate clause dengan subordinate conjunction “if” atau “when”, sedangkan
result/consequence berada di dalam main clause.
If I sleep late, I am sleepy at work. habitual activity ‘Jika saya tidur terlambat, saya mengantuk di tempat kerja.’
If we burn paper, does it become ash? ‘Jika kita membakar kertas, itu menjadi debu?’
HOW TO WRITE A MOTIVATION LETTER
Material
Important step, including the following:
(a) Write an outline.
(b) Write an introduction.
(c) Expand your outline for your body.
(d) Conclude your motivation letter.
(e) Proofread your motivation letter.
Introduction. What is my main point? What brought me to this program? (The first paragraph should attract the attention of
the reader. It can be a simple, funny or interesting anecdote from life, leading to the essence of motivation letter).
Why me? What significant knowledge and experience I already possess? What have I learned from this experience?
Why here? How does my academic experience correlate with the faculty / field of study? Is there a specific project I want to
work on, or a specific teacher with whom I am eager to work?
Why now? What are my short / long term goals? How will teaching on this program, at this time, at this university, help me in
their implementation? What will I achieve with this knowledge?
Conclusion. What is the reader meant to take away? How will they remember this personal statement in particular? (Here you
can create a ring composition by linking the conclusion with the initial thought and ending the essay with the thesis
emphasizing the unique features of the applicant and the contribution that he or she will bring to the new learning
environment).
HOW TO WRITE A MOTIVATION LETTER
Template
Dear Mr/Ms. [recipient's surname],
My name is [your name] and I am a [position/qualification/area of study]. I am writing to apply for a [scholarship/volunteer
opportunity/place] at [name of organization].
I would love to [study/volunteer] with you because [reasons for wanting to study course or volunteer]. I am especially interested
in your [school/non-profit organization] because [reasons for choosing a particular organization].
I feel I would be an asset to your organization because I am [list of positive qualities]. I am also skilled in [list of positive skills]
which I developed through [experiences or courses that taught you skills].
In conclusion, I hope to get the opportunity to [study/volunteer] with you at [name of organization]. Thank you for taking the
time to review my application. Please contact me at [preferred contact details] if you have any questions for me. I look forward to
hearing from you soon.
Yours sincerely,
[Your name]