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Type 1 conditional Type 1 conditional is used to refer to the present or future in which the situation is real. Type 1 conditional refers to conditions that may occur and the possible results. In these sentences, the if clause uses the simple present and the main clause uses the simple future.     Klausa if Klausa utama If + simple present simple future If this thing happens that thing will happen. If you don't hurry you will miss the train. If it rains today you will get wet.   Dialg :  fatiana : will you go to uncle house  ? Ara : i will go to there, if my assigment finish.i am so busy now Fatiana : But, if you go when your task finish,it will rain Ara: ok wait a moment Fatiana : ok. do you want a help? Ara : no Fatiana: But,if help you,your assigment will finish faster Ara : ok thank you  Dialog youtube : https://youtu.be/e4

  PASSIVE VOICE Definition of Passive Voice Passive voice is a form of sentence where the subject of the sentence takes action, not takes action. Unlike active voice which focuses on the party doing the action (doer of action), this form focuses more on the party or object that receives the result of an action (receiver of action). example of passive voice Definition of Passive Voice Passive voice is a form of sentence where the subject of the sentence takes action, not takes action. Unlike active voice which focuses on the party doing the action (doer of action), this form focuses more on the party or object that receives the result of an action (receiver of action). example of passive voice * Active My parents plant some flowers (Pelaku aksi) * Passive Some flowers are planted by my parents (Penerima aksi) Passive Voice Formulas To form a passive sentence, the following simple formula is usually used but still has to be adjusted to the tense of the sentence. Passive Voice