If Clause with Imperative and suggestion.pptx

if clause material, 12th grade

1. If Clause with Imperative and Suggestion an unforgettable beginning Group 3 Presentation 12th grade social studies

2. Basic Competence Learning Goals What is a Clause and If Clause? If Clause as Imperative - pattern - example If Clause as Prohibition - pattern - example If Clause as Suggestion - pattern - example Conditional Sentences with unless Examples in a Dialog Q&A Session Exercise Conclusion 2 Points of Discussion

3. Basic Competence 3.5 Apply social functions, text structure, and linguistic elements of oral and written transactional interaction texts which involve the act of giving and asking for information related to assumptions followed by commands/suggestions, according to the context of use. (Pay attention to the linguistic elements if with imperative, can, should) 3 4.5 Compile oral and written transactional interaction texts that involve the act of giving and asking for information related to presuppositions followed by commands/suggestions, taking into account social function, text structure, and linguistic elements that are correct and appropriate to the context

4. 01 Applying the correct text structures in making If Clause ( kalimat pengandaian ) with imperative/command. 02 Applying the correct text structures in making If Clause followed by recommendation/suggestion. 03 Writing Dialog/ Sentences using If Clause followed by Imperative and recommendation/suggestion. Learning Goals

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6. 6 What is Clause? A clause is a combination of words that makes up a sentence. It consists of a subject and a verb. Example: Alvi goes to work In addition to the subject and verb of a clause, other elements may be added to the beginning, middle, or end of a clause to provide more information. These elements can be adverbs, prepositional phrases, or even other clauses Example: Adverb: Alvi rarely goes to work Prepositional Phrase: Alvi goes to work with his friend Relative Clause: The guy who goes to work today is Alvi

7. 7 What is an If Clause? Conditional Clause also known as If Clause or conditional sentences, is a clause that expresses an imagined situation or condition and the possible result of that situation. They consist of a main clause and dependent clause. Conditional clauses are often introduced by the word “If”, although sometimes other words can be used. If clause can be used to : Suggest someone Prohibit someone Commemorate someone(Imperative) To remind someone States general truth To Show A Dream Sends an invitation Requests something

8. If Clause as Imperative If clause as imperative is a conditional sentence that is used to tell/order someone to do something. Pattern: If + Subject + V1 (s/es) + Object/Complement, V1 + Object/Complement (If he calls, tell me immediately.) If + Subject + V1 (s/es) + Object/Complement, be + adjective (If you want to be a good student, be diligent.) If + Subject + V1 (s/es) + Object/Complement, be + noun (If you want to succeed in this class, be dedication and study regularly!) For the punctuation, we can use exclamation mark (!) or full stop (.)

9. If Clause as Prohibition If clause as prohibition is a conditional sentence that is used to prohibit someone of doing something. Pattern: If + Subject + V1 (s/es) + Object/Complement, don't + V1 + Object/Complement (If you touch that wire, you will be electrocuted, so don't even think about it.) If + Subject + V1 (s/es) + Object/Complement, no + Object/Complement or V- ing (If you want to pass the test, no cheating.) If + Subject + V1 (s/es) + Object/Complement, don't + be + adjective (If you don't want to be punished, don't be late again.) If + Subject + V1 (s/es) + Object/Complement, don't + be + noun (If you don’t want to be in trouble, don’t be in a state of disobedience again.) For the punctuation, we can use exclamation mark (!) or full stop (.)

10. 10 If Clause as Suggestion If clause as suggestion is a conditional sentence that is used to give advice or suggestion to someone on something that should be done if they want to get the desired result. Pattern: If + Subject + V1 (s/es) + Object/Complement, Subject + should/had better/ought to/can/let’s + V1 (If you don't want to get sick, you should take some rest.) If + Subject + V1 (s/es) + Object/Complement, why don’t + Subject + V1 + Object/Complement + ? (If you need to know some cooking menus, why don't you search it in internet?) If + Subject + V1 (s/es) + Object/Complement, how about + V- ing + Object/Complement + ? (if you to get up early in the morning, how about stopping watching TV?)

11. 11 Conditional sentences with Unless “Unless” can be used instead of “if“ in conditional sentences. “Unless” has a same meaning as “if …. not”. So, the result depends on the suggested action not happening. Example: If….not : “If you don’t get 85, you have to take a remedial.” Unless : “Unless you get 85, you have to take a remedial.”

12. 12 Example in a Dialog Kaido: Hi, Luffy . You look like you’re in trouble. You went to School’s Health Clinic today. What happen? Luffy : My stomach hurts. Maybe because I ate an expired spaghetti this morning. I could not concentrate when studying. Kaido: Have you taken medicine? Luffy : No, because we will have an exam after this school break. Kaido: If you want to feel better, you should take a rest or take some medicine. Luffy : Yes. After the exam, I will go to School’s Health Clinic again. Kaido: Okay. Do you need me to accompany you? Luffy : If you want to accompany me, finish your exam first! Kaido: Ok then, I’ll finish my exam and then I’ll accompany you to the School’s health clinic. Luffy : Thank you so much Kaido. If Clause as Suggestion If Clause as Imperative

13. 13 Example in a Dialog Garp : Coby, Ace and I are going to play basket after school. Do you want to join us? Coby : I’m sorry. I have an English speech contest next week and I have to practice for the contest Garp : Oh, I see. Don’t worry, Coby. If you want to win the contest, you’d better study from now Coby : I hope so. Anyway where’s Ace? Garp : He’s having lunch at the canteen. He goes to the canteen when it’s lunch time. Coby : Hahaha. I think he’s always hungry. Unless he stops his eating habit, he will become fat. Garp : Haha, you’re right. Coby : By the way, If you want to play basket after school, don’t play too long, or you will be sick. Garp : Got it, no need to worry. Coby : Alright then, bye Garp. Garp : Bye Coby. If Clause as Reminder If Clause as Prohibition Conditional Clause using Unless

14. Conclusion If Clause is a conditional sentence that consisted of a main clause and a dependent clause, that express an imagined situation or condition and the possible result of a situation. If Clause can be used for many things. For example, to states general truth, sends an invitation, and requests something. There are many uses for if clause, but we learn only 3 of them (If clause as Imperative, If clause as Suggestion, and If clause as Prohibition). If clause as imperative is a conditional sentence that is used to tell someone to do something. If clause as prohibition is a conditional sentence that is used to tell someone to not do something. If clause as suggestion is a conditional sentence that is used to give advice to someone. “Unless” can be used instead of “if“ in conditional sentences. “Unless” has a same meaning as “if …. Not”. 14