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OW Unit 3: Rolling in money

Rolling in money

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Rolling in money

Open World Unit 3

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Unit 3 Rolling in Money

In this unit you will familiarize yourself with conditionals and reflexive and reciprocal pronouns, learn money idioms and pratise part 8 of Reading and Use of English

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Answer the questions of exercise 1 (page 42) in English and compare them to your neighbour's.

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If I won 3 million euros
in a lottery, I ....

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on having used a correct conditional!!

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Type zero

For facts (100% certain)

If/when you mix white paint with red paint, you get pink paint.

You get pink paint if/when you mix white paint with red paint.

If/When temperatures drop below zero degrees celsius, water freezes.

Water freezes when/if temperatures drop below zero degrees celsius.

Present simple

in both clauses

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Type 1

Predictions of a possible/likely future situation / promises.

(quite certain)

If you are late, your mother will be angry.

If you wait a minute, I will come and help you.

You will pass this test if you work hard.

If you stay up late, you will oversleep tomorrow.

If + present simple

and

will + infinitive

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Instead of if you can use:

when, as long as, unless, as soon as, provided (that),

even though, even if, in case, on condition that, in the event of, assuming that, given that.

Type 1: First conditional

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Type 2

Hypothesis about the present or future (imaginary)

(unreal/improbable)

If I were rich, I would stop working and start travelling.

If I were you, I wouldn't do that.

I'd be a famous rockstar if I were able to play the guitar.

If my parents weren't at home, I would go to that party!

If + past simple and

would + infinitive

would

could

might

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Type 3

Hypothesis about the past (imaginary)

(this diddn't happen!)

I you had studied hard, you would have passed the test.

If the policeman had run faster, he would have caught the thief.

You wouldn't have lost your money if you had listened to him.

If it had rained, you would have gotten wet.

If + past perfect

and

would have + participle

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Now

Together: ex. 1 page 204

Do: exercises 3 and 4 page 42/43

Need more practice? Go to:

https://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=4001

Don't forget to learn your exam vocab!

Homework:

Vocabulary ex: 1, 2 and 3

Page 43

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Reflexive pronouns

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Reciprocal pronouns

recipient = ontvanger

to reciprocate = terug doen, vergelden, beantwoorden

reciprocation = uitwissling, beantwoording, vergelding

reciprorcity = wederkerigheid, wisselwerking

Each other One another

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Compare and contrast

John and Mary love each other. = John and Mary love one another.

NB:

when reflexive and reciprocal pronouns in 1 sentence >> difference in meaning.

John and Mary blamed themselves for quarrelling so much.

John and Mary blamed each other for quarrelling so much.

More common

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Now

Together: ex. 2 page 205

Do: exercise 4 page 46 and

vocabulary and Push yourself p. 48 all exercises

Homework: Page 51: Reading and Use of English part 8.