If clause suggestion and imperative

The pattern of If clause, suggestion

• IF + S + V2, S + modal + V1

• IF + S + V1, S + V1

• IF + S + V1, S + modal + V1

Choose two options:

Pattern of If Clause, suggestion:

• If + S + V1, S + modal + V1

• If + S + V1, why don't you + V1

• If + S + V1, V1 + O

• If + S + V1, don't + V1 + O

Which one is If clause + imperative

• If you don;t know the answer, why don't you ask me.

• If you think everything is correct, go and catch up your dream

• If you love stay here, you should tell your parents

• If you fell hungry, you can stop in the next rest area

the pattern of If clause + imperative

• If + S + V2, V1 + O

• If + S + V1, V2 + O

• If + S + V1, S + modal + V1

• IF + S + V1, V1 + O

Kind of tense, use in the if clause + suggestion and if clause + imperative is ____

• simple present

• simple past

• simple future

• prefect tense

Which one is correct? there are more than one answer ....

• if you love it, you can take it

• if you feel tired, take a rest

• if you are tired, stop here.

• if you did not know it, you had to tell me.

1. Sony : If you visit Bali, enjoy yourself in beautiful white sandy beaches of Kuta.

Ariel : Oh really !

The underlined words show .....

• A. A dream

• B. An imperative

• C. A suggestion

• D. A reminder

• E. A general truth

Raisa : Vera, I have a little problem.

Vera : What’s the matter? Can I help you?

Raisa : I have to pay for my school fee, but the money that my parent sent hasn’t arrived yet. Can you help me out?

Vera : No problem. You can use my money first.

Raisa : …………………… I owe you one.

Vera : What is a friend for?

• Of course

• That’s great

• Thanks a lot

• I’d love to

• Don’t bother

If you want to enjoy Bainbrige Island, stroll around downtown's galleries, boutiques, coffee houses and cafes.

The pattern is: ....

• If clause + an imperative

• If clause + a suggestion

• If clause + a reminder

• If clause + a general truth

• If clause to show a dream

IF YOU HAVE FINISHED EATING NOODLE, WASH THE PLATE.

If clause above is followed by a/an...

• Suggestion

• Reminder

• Imperative

• To show a dream