Then vs If you like it

Some examples from the web:

• Then the whole family moved here.
• Then please check here and initial there.
• Then you should be more tolerant with them.
• Then we will need larger accommodations.
• Then the miracle the epidemic begins.
• Then, he retreated into autism, ignoring everyone.
• Then you are important person for me.
• Then find for us those responsible.
• Then I pulled down my skirt.
• Then memory loss, some disorientation.
• Then stop handing out sarcastic orders.
• Then you could sneak safely away as planned.
• Then Auntie Jane goes rogue again.
• Then Klaus killed them for their betrayal.
• Then Uncle Charlie came and everything changed.
• Then do what's right next time.
• Then there's less legal attractions.
• Then the relationship started going badly.
• Then that guy has some serious jealousy issues.
• Then 6 weeks ago Eric reported Maya missing.

Some examples from the web:

• If you like it, I'll write some more.
• If you like it that much, it's yours with my blessings.
• If you like it, I like it.
• If you like it, then What else do we need?
• If you like it so much come and live here.
• If you like it, you must be really hungry. I'm a terrible cook.
• If you like it, it's fine for me too.
• If you like it, you can have it.
• If you like it, I'll burn you a copy.
• If you like it all that much, it's yours.
• If you like it, I meant it.
• If you like it, I've got 6,000 more in the garage.
• If you like it, you could stay.
• If you like it, I can get you one.
• If you like it... you then give it access to his private e-mails.
• If you like it, I... I want you to have it.
• If you like it, then I'll make it again for you.
• If you like it, you got to talk it up all night.
• If you like it, you're always welcome here
• If you like it, you can buy it.