Rizqi Rahman

 Conditional if Condition sentence is a sentence in English that is used to express wishes, hopes, assumptions, or plans that may or may not be realized. The general structure of conditional sentencing is: If + condition consequence or Consequence + if + condition There are 4 type conditional sentences that is, type 0,1,2,3 Type 0 Used to say facts. The structure is: If + simple present, simple present or Simple present + if + simple present. Example: A. If it rains, the grass gets wet B. The prass gets wet if it rains Type 1 Used to say something that might happen in the future. The structure is: If + simple present, present future (will) or Present future + if + simple present. Example: A. If you tell her the truth, she will forgive you B. If i win the lottery, i will take you to Bali Type 2 Used to say something that is very unlikely or almost impossible to happen. The structure is: Ibf + past tense, past future or Past future + if + past tense. Example: if i became the presiden...

 Passive Voice Definition : Formula: The formula is : Subject + to be + Verb 3 ( Past Participle ). Example : The house  was built  in 1654 (= we are interested with the house, not in who built it.) The road is being repaired. (= we are interested with the road, not in who did the repair.) I noticed that a window  had been left  open. Every year thousands of people  are killed  on our roads. All the cookies  have been eaten . My car  has been stolen ! But, the to be can be adjusted according to tense. For the example : 1. Simple Present: am/is/are + pp, ex( is created) 2. Present Continuous: am/is/are being + pp ex(is being created) 3. Simple Past: was/were + pp, ex(was created) 4. Past Continuous: was/were being + pp ex(was being created) 5. Present Perfect: has/have been + pp, ex (has been created) 6. Past Perfect: had been + pp, ex( had been created) 7. Simple Future: will be + pp, ex(will be created) 8. Future Continuous: am/is/are going ...