English Learning XI IPA 3

 IF Conditional Type zero Conditional Sentence Type 0 Type 0 conditional sentences are still very simple and easy to understand.  This type of conditional sentence is used to say a fact by using the formula "if ... then".  For example, in Indonesian, if we say "If it rains, the grass gets wet."  It can also be expressed in English using the conditional type 0, because grass that gets wet when exposed to rain is a well-known fact.  The formula that can be used is as follows.  If + simple present, simple present  Simple present + if + simple present  Example of sentences: ●If it rains, the grass gets wet. ●The grass gets wet if it rains. ●If you heat water to 100°, it boils. ●If you eat a lot, you put on weight. ●If I’m tired, I go to bed early.    Next this is video about conditional type

 Passive Voice Hello gaes   Passive voice  is a  grammatical construction  (grammatical form) in which the  subject  sentence does not take action, but instead receives action (as a  receiver of action  ). The action is followed up by  another  agent  (as a  doer of action  ) who can be mentioned or not. In contrast to the  active voice  , the  subject  is directly related to the  verb   by acting as the actor of the action. Active sentences may be changed to passive, especially active sentences that use a  transitive verb  (need to be followed by a   direct object  ).   Passive Voice function In English lessons, passive voice is a sentence whose function is often underestimated. In fact, there are several functions of the passive voice that are crucial and cannot be replaced by the active voice. If you use active when passive is needed, you gonna embarrass yourself! You can see more about the passive voice function as follows. To explain sentences where the subject is an inanimate obj