klingon_grammar1-10  Exercise 3: A Sentence of Your Own
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One possible answer: "If I can speak Klingon, I am a warrior."

  tlhIngan Hol vIjatlhlaHchugh, SuvwI' jIH.

Clause 1:  tlhIngan Hol    vI-  jatlh  -laH  -chugh
           object          I->it  speak  can (group 5)  if (group 9)
           "if I can speak Klingon"

Clause 2:  SuvwI'   jIH
           warrior  I        noun + pronoun: "I am a warrior" (Chapter 5)

Features used:

  1. Verb prefix naming subject and object together (vI-, Chapter 4)
  2. Object – verb order inside the clause (Chapter 5)
  3. Suffix group 5, -laH (Chapter 6)
  4. Group 9 suffix, -chugh, last in the verb (Chapters 7 and 9)
  5. "To be" with noun + pronoun (Chapter 5)
  6. The doer noun SuvwI' = suv + -wI' (Chapter 7)
  7. The compound noun tlhIngan Hol (Chapter 3)

Your own sentence will differ; check the prefix, the group order and that
the group 9 suffix comes last.