Pattern 1 - ‘If clause’ + a reminder

   If you go to the library, _____.

• you should bring your own books 

• don’t forget to return your borrowed books 

• it would be a good idea to read there 

• people will think you are a bookworm 

• you must take a nap 

Pattern 2 - ‘If clause’ + a suggestion

   If you want to improve your English skills, _____.

• go to the gym 

• you must eat healthy 

• I suggest joining a language course 

• do not sleep too late 

• you can’t play games 

Pattern 3 - ‘If clause’ + a general truth

If water reaches 100 degrees Celsius, _____.

• it would explode 

• it will become colder 

• it boils 

• it freezes 

• it evaporates slowly 

Pattern 4 - ‘If clause’ + an imperative

   If you have time this weekend, _____.

• you must stay at home 

• let’s go hiking 

• I could read a book 

• you need to sleep more 

• you might be tired 

Pattern 5 - ‘If clause’ to show a dream

   If I could travel anywhere in the world, _____.

• I would choose Paris 

• I must stay home 

• I can do nothing 

• I will sleep 

• I may feel tired 

Anita : May I help you?

Fatah : Yes, please. I need a book titled "Visiting Seattle."

Anita : Sure. We have one copy left. I'll get it for you.

Fatah : Thanks

   Which part of the conversation shows Anita making an offer to help Fatah?

• "Yes, please." 

• "We have one copy left." 

• "May I help you?" 

• "I'll get it for you." 

• "I need a book titled 'Visiting Seattle.'" 

Made : We have to submit the report of our visit to Lake Toba tomorrow but I think there are still a lot of problems with the grammar, spelling, and so on.

Hilda : What if I take half of it and I'll edit the rest after I finish this one.

Made : That's very thoughtful of you. Thanks a lot

   What does Made mean by saying, "That's very thoughtful of you"?

• Made thinks Hilda’s idea is unnecessary. 

• Made feels that Hilda’s offer is a waste of time. 

• Made appreciates Hilda’s consideration and kindness in offering to help. 

• Made does not want Hilda to help with the report. 

• Made is disappointed with Hilda’s suggestion. 

Father : Exam is around the corner. It's about time to go back to your study.

Son : Okay, Dad.

Father : If you want to pass the exam, you have to study harder.

Son : Thanks, Dad.

 What is the main purpose of the father's suggestion, "If you want to pass the exam, you have to study harder"?

• To encourage his son to quit studying. 

• To motivate his son to focus on his studies to pass the exam. 

• To express disappointment in his son's efforts. 

• To remind his son that exams are unimportant. 

• To criticize his son's current study habits. 

Dela : Where can I get inexpensive price for good quality shoes?

Emi : If you want a good price, why don't you go to the factory outlet?

What type of 'if clause' is used in Emi’s response, "If you want a good price, why don't you go to the factory outlet?"

• 'If clause' for stating a general truth 

• 'If clause' for expressing a dream 

• 'If clause' for giving a command 

• 'If clause' for making a suggestion 

• 'If clause' for giving a reminder 

SINGAPORE - King Penguins are seen in an enclosure at the Singapore Bird Park on Wednesday April 16, 2008, in Singapore. The park currently houses 30 King Penguins, 15 of which were bred in the park itself. King Penguins take 14 -16 months to fledge a single chick and each adult can rear a maximum of only two chicks every three years.

   What does the information say about how often King Penguins can rear chicks?

• "They can rear up to two chicks every three years." 

• "They rear chicks every month." 

• "They rear new chicks every year." 

• "They rear up to ten chicks every year." 

• "They rear chicks in a few weeks."