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    If Clauses Followed by Imperative, Suggestions, A General Truth, Reminder, or A Dream

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    This document discusses different types of conditional sentences that can follow an "if" clause, including imperatives, suggestions, general truths, and dreams/wishes. It provides examples for each type: [1] If clauses followed by imperatives are used for commands. [2] If clauses followed by suggestions offer advice. [3] If clauses stating general truths describe habitual or factual situations. [4] If clauses about dreams or wishes express what someone desires or hopes will happen if a certain condition is met.

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    If Clauses Followed by Imperative, Suggestions, A General Truth, Reminder, or A Dream

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    This document discusses different types of conditional sentences that can follow an "if" clause, including imperatives, suggestions, general truths, and dreams/wishes. It provides examples for each type: [1] If clauses followed by imperatives are used for commands. [2] If clauses followed by suggestions offer advice. [3] If clauses stating general truths describe habitual or factual situations. [4] If clauses about dreams or wishes express what someone desires or hopes will happen if a certain condition is met.

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    This document discusses different types of conditional sentences that can follow an "if" clause, including imperatives, suggestions, general truths, and dreams/wishes. It provides examples for each type: [1] If clauses followed by imperatives are used for commands. [2] If clauses followed by suggestions offer advice. [3] If clauses stating general truths describe habitual or factual situations. [4] If clauses about dreams or wishes express what someone desires or hopes will happen if a certain condition is met.

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    If Clauses Followed by Imperative, Suggestions, A General Truth, Reminder, or A Dream

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    IF CLAUSES FOLLOWED BY

    IMPERATIVE, SUGGESTIONS, A
    GENERAL TRUTH, REMINDER, OR
    A DREAM

    Group 1 :
    Cornella
    Diana
    Fransiska
    Lamboy
    IF CLAUSE + AN IMPERATIVE
    Penggunaan Conditional Sentences untuk perintah.
    Conditional sentences untuk saran mempunyai rumus
    seperti ini , dan bisa dikategorikan kalau conditional
    sentences type ini adalah Type 0 ( general truth).

    Formula :
    IF + Present simple , Verb 1 +( Imperative)
    Example :  
    • If you see John, tell him he needs to come to my office. 
    • If you travel abroad, remember the passport 
    • If you go to Australia, send me a postcard. 
    IF CLAUSE + SUGGESTION
    Formula :
    IF + present , Simple present …( suggestions)

    Example :
    1. If you want to pass the exam, you have to study harder. 
    2. If you want a good price, why don't you go to the factory
    outlet? 
    3. If you want to be the chair of OSIS, offer a good program
    to improve the school environment. 
    IF CLAUSE + A GENERAL TRUTH
    Example :
    1. If i study i can get good score.
    2. if she is hungry she will eat
    3. i can swim if my mother allows me
    4. if he is thirsty he will drink
    IF CLAUSE + DREAM/WISH
    Formula :
    If + Subject + verb-1, Subject + will  
    or
    Subject + will, If + Subject + verb-1.

    Example :
    If I have a lot of money, I will buy a lux car
    if

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