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WorksheetsIf Sentence
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 24mins
1. If you visit Seattle, see exciting and experimental works at Chihuly Garden and Glass.
2. If you visit Seattle, why don’t you tour Pike Place Market’s produce stands and buy something you’ve never tasted.
The pattern of sentence 1 & 2 are . . .
Sentence 1 If clause + dream, sentence 2 If clause + general truth
Sentence 1 If clause + imperative, sentence 2 If clause + reminder
Sentence 1 If clause + imperative, sentence 2 If clause + suggestion
Sentence 1 If clause + reminder, sentence 2 If clause + suggestion
Sentence 1 If clause + suggestion, sentence 2 If clause + imperative
Which of the following are the examples of If clause + suggestion?
(More than 1 answer)
If you don’t go right now, you will be late.
If you feel bad, ask for permission and go to school medical room.
If she wants to be a good singer, she has to practice a lot.
If you want to speak English well, you should practice everyday.
If you cannot reach her by phone, why don't you come to her home?
The example of if sentence + general truth is . . .
If you come to my home town, you must visit the beaches.
If you want to buy a new phone, you should get another job.
If you eat, you will feel full.
If I have a lot of money, I will buy a private jet.
If we have good character, everyone likes us.
Which of the following has different pattern of If sentence?
If you have enough time, tour the numerous art galleries in Friday Harbor.
If you visit Seattle, see exciting and experimental works at Chihuly Garden and Glass.
If you visit Seattle, watch the world’s most sophisticated aircraft be built before your eyes at the Boeing factory in Mukilteo.
If you visit Seattle, why don’t you tour Pike Place Market’s produce stands and buy something you’ve never tasted.
If you want to enjoy Bainbridge Island, stroll around downtown’s galleries, boutiques, coffee houses and cafes.
Ronaldo: Sir, would you like me to close the window for you?
Mr. Adi: Yes, please. It's very cold here.
The underlined expression shows . . .
Asking for help
Refusing an offer
Making an offer
Offering a help
Accepting an offer
Romy: May I help you ?
Deny: Hmmm. Don’t bother yourself, thanks.
The underlined sentence expresses ….
Refusing an offer
Asking help
Offering help
Giving help
Accepting an offer
Nata: I want to go shopping but I don’t have any vehicle.
Wana: .____________
The best expression to complete the conversation is that . . .
Shall I take you to the hospital with my car?
Shall I take you to the school with my car?
Shall I take you to the market with my car?
Shall I take to the zoo with my car?
Can you buy me some apples?
Following are expressions of offering help, except . . .
(More than 1 answer)
Do you want me to take you home?
Can you help me?
Do you mind if I bring your luggage?
Would you like to read the message for me?
What can I do for you?
A caption which is stated some detailed information such as what who, when, where, and why called . . .
Quote
Summary
Identification Bar
Group Identification
Cutline
The example of cutline is that . . .
Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie with her impressive children
You must tell yourself, no matter how hard it is, or how hard it gets, I’m going to make it’
Robert Downey Jr, Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson and other marvel stars assemble for an epic class photo in honor of Marvel Studios 10th Anniversary in New York.
A Jakarta Public Order Agency (Satpol PP) officer watches over the morning exercises for asymptomatic COVID-19 patients isolating at the Wisma Atlet in Kemayoran, Center Jakarta, on Sep. 4, 2020. Thousands of COVID-19 patients are dying at home in self-isolation, partly due to a lack of monitoring and medical supplies.
Rachmawati Soekarnoputri, the second daughter of Sukarno visits residents of the Luar Batang area of North Jakarta on May 26, 2015.
The caption above gives us a motivation not to ... because someday we will get success.
keep trying
carry on moving
avoid solving the problem
quit doing something
end the story
“I can’t change the direction of the wind
But I can adjust my sails to always reach
My destination”
-Jimmy Dean-
I can’t change the direction of the wind what does the sentence mean?
We need someone to direct our ways
We can’t change the God’s will
We can follow the wind blows
We need to change our wind blows
We should follow the rule
The social function of caption is . . .
Explaining the readers about how to make something
Amusing the readers about the video/picture
Helping the readers or viewers to understand more information
Describing the readers about detail information
Retelling the readers about the picture to the readers
Vacancy
A fast progressing foreign company is looking for a male or female typist for its branch office Jakarta.
Applicants should fulfill the following requirements:
1. Good command of English
2. Minimum typing speed : 50 words/minute
3. Education :Diploma
4. Age: between 22 – 27
Letter with complete resumes and references should be sent to no 1135DDM.
What kind of job is offered in this advertisement?
A secretaris
A consultant
An administrator
A typist
A director
Vacancy
A fast progressing foreign company is looking for a male or female typist for its branch office Jakarta.
Applicants should fulfill the following requirements:
1. Good command of English
2. Minimum typing speed : 50 words/minute
3. Education :Diploma
4. Age: between 22 – 27
Letter with complete resumes and references should be sent to no 1135DDM.
What should the applicants insert in their application letters?
Letter with complete curriculum vitae and references should be sent to no 1135DDM
Letter with complete certificate and references should be sent to no 1135DDM
Letter with complete resume and references should be sent to no 1135DDM .
Letter with complete summary and references should be sent to no 1135DDM
Letter with complete biografy and references should be sent to no 1135DDM
In the body of an application letter, some information are stated, except . . .
Skill
Job position
Achievement
Experience
Name of company
I would welcome the opportunity to meet with you to discuss my qualifications in more detail and look forward to hearing from you soon.
The lines are stated before . . .
greeting
signing off
stating the job position
the date
promoting applicant's self
The passive voice of 'The shop always give free samples every month' is that . . .
Free samples will be given by the shop every month
Free samples has been given by the shop every month
Free samples are being given by the shop every month
Free samples are given by the shop every month
Free samples were given by the shop every month
The active voice of 'my house was built by some workers last year' is that . . .
some workers build my house last year
some workers are building my house last year
some workers built my house last year
some workers will build my house last year
some workers has built my house last year
Followings are passive voice sentences, except . . .
A local TV station is showing the soccer game.
The information will be given to you by them later.
A new talking robot was being developed
The now logo was created by our designers last week.
Many cars have been repaired last year.
They looked for a silent place in which they could
stay for a fortnight without . . . .
having disturbed
having been disturbed
being disturbed
disturbing
to disturb
The FBI . . . that he knew where the body . . . .
has suspected / was burying
suspects / had been burying
was suspected / will be buried
is suspected / had buried
suspected / was buried
'William Smith writes the application letter'
The passive voice of the sentence is that . . . .
The application letter is being written by William Smith
The application letter is written by William Smith
The application letter was written by William Smith
The application letter will be written by William Smith
The application letter has been written by William Smith
Give, Read, Fly, Come, Develop
The Past Participle form (Verb 3) of the verbs are . . . .
Given, Read, Flied, Came, Developed
Given, Read, Flew, Come, Developed
Given, Read, Flew, Came, Developed
Gave, Readed, Flew, Come, Developed
Given, Read, Flied came, Developed
The basic pattern of passive voice is that . . .
to be + Past participle
to be + Past form
to be + Simple form
to be + 'ing'
to be + future tense
