THEN SAY

If you want to ask a question, raise your hand, and then say your question.

First, think about what you want to write, then say it aloud before writing it down.

Practice the song lyrics silently first, then say them out loud to remember them better.

Look at the picture, think about what you see, and then say what you think is happening.

Read the instructions carefully, and then say if you understand what to do.

Listen to the story, think about the characters, and then say who your favorite character is.

After preparing your argument, outline your main points clearly, then say why you believe your position is valid.

First, introduce yourself to the audience, then say a few words about your background and experience.

Begin by describing the problem, then say how you plan to address it.

Start by explaining the rules of the game, then say who goes first.

If you have a suggestion, then say it clearly.

Finish your meal, then say if you want dessert.

First, gather all the necessary materials, then say you can start assembling the furniture.