Chapter Two : Why don't you visit Seattle?

If you visit Seattle, the first thing to do is feeling the fresh air as you sail to Bainbridge Island on Washington State Ferry.

What is the pattern of the statement above?

• If clause + imperative

• If clause + suggestion

• If clause + reminder

• If clause + 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 _______

• Imperative

• Reminder

• Suggestion

• To show a dream

• a general truth

If you touches the fire, _______

• you should go to bed

• Clean it

• you get burn

• The rooms becomes cold

• you get better

If you visit Seattle, why don't you tour Pike Place Market's produce stands and buy something you've never tested.

The right pattern of statement above is _______

• If clause + imperative

• If clause + suggestion

• If clause + to show dream

• If clause + reminder

• If clause + general truth

If you practice singing harder, _________

• You can win the singing contest

• you have to practice how to deliver speech

• you get burn

• you feel thirsty

• you could be a stand up comedian

If you get headache, ____________

• you can win the singing contest

• you have to practice how to deliver a speech start now

• clean it

• she feels thirsty

• why don't you take a medicine

If Angelique fells sleepy, _______

• she cleans it

• she gets door prize

• she should go to bed now

• why doesn't she have exercise?

• she may drink an orange juice

If you think it is safe for your son, _________

• Let him go

• Ask your teacher

• You should take a break

• You'd better get tuna instead

• let it go

If he snores, ___________

• You should go to the bedroom

• Wake him up

• Let him go

• Ask him to mop the floor

• just enjoy the music

If you have nothing nice to say, ____________

• Why don’t you go to factory outlet?

• Don’t say anything at all

• You have to practice it every day

• Tell her to wait in the meeting room

• Promise me you won’t tell anyone