Using “If” clause present

DESKA AULIA SARI

ENGLISH EDUCATION/1

SEMARANG STATE UNIVERSITY

Using “If” clause present

I wish someone would pick me up to go back to my hometown. In fact, I will go back to there alone. How lucky I am, Maulida my classmate will accompany me to go back to Banyumas my beloved place. Because of the bad weather, we just wish the weather was nice on December 19^th . We are confused to choose the public transportation. Finally we decide to back to Banyumas by travel. Using travel is very safety I guess, because we just waiting in our boarding house and travel will pick us up. Beside that, we wish could get snack and a bottle of water. 

Truer situation (verb-0/s)	Wish (verb-ed)	If-clause (If ... verb-ed, ... would verb)
©      I don’t have money. ©      I am ill.	©      I wish I had money. ©      I wish I were not ill.	©      If I had money, I would go shopping. ©      If I were not ill, I would be out.