Alternatives to IF

Unit 10
Alternatives to IF
Adjectives with -self
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Unit 10
Alternatives to IF
Adjectives with -self

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zelfbewust
onbaatzuchtig
egocentrisch
zelfverzekerd
zelfvoldaan
zelf belangrijk
zelfvoorzienend
What do these words mean in English?
Which of these are positive/negative examples of behaviour?

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Think of a celebrity or film characters and write a sentence about them using these words:
self-conscious -->  Eleven is self-conscious of her powers.
self-aware
selfless
self-centred
self-satisfied
self-confident
self-sufficient

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Remember
Study ALL VOCAB

From Unit 8, 9, + 10 for next PW test

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Conditionals - p. 100
ex. 1


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Unless.  (= if not)
We can use unless in conditional sentences to mean ‘if … (not)’.

• I won’t go on holiday unless I save some money.
= I won’t go on holiday if I don’t save some money.

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In case
to talk about things that we do to be prepared for something that might happen or might be needed in the future.

• I’ll take my umbrella in case it rains. (=because it might rain)

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As long as / provided (that) / on condition (that) / only if
 to emphasise the condition that needs to be present so that something can happen.
• I’ll tell you what really happened as long as you keep the secret.
• I’ll lend you the money provided (that) you pay me back next month.
• They will speak to the press on condition (that) they remain anonymous sources.
• We will invest the money, but only if you can prove that it’s a safe investment.

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Whether or not
when there are two alternatives and we want to say that something will happen or will be true in any of those two alternatives. 

• I’ll help him if he needs me.
(=I will help him only if he needs me.)
• I’ll help him whether or not he needs me.
(=I will help him if he needs me, and I will help him if he doesn’t need me, too.)


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Even if
Similar to: ‘whether or not’.
Used to emphasize that something will still be true or will happen if another thing happens.


• Even if you apologise, he’ll never forgive you.
(=Whether or not you apologise, he’ll never forgive you.)

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Do now:
CB p. 100 ex. 2 + 3

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Answers
1. Unless
2. Otherwise
3. even if
4. Unless
5. whether or not

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Answers - p. 100 ex. 3
1. Unless
2. whether (comes before infinitives --> whether or not to talk)
3.  even if
4. provided that
5. otherwise
6. provided that

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Do now:
Ex. 4 - Key word transformations


Finished?
- Do p. 101 in CB
- Finish week task

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