11-09-2023

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Welcome

1. Please enter the classroom silently. 
2. Place the following items on your desk: a laptop, a textbook, a notebook and a pencil case. 

Reading Ch 17, 19, 23 

• While reading, find answers to these questions:
• What is a prime number? Can you explain that?
• Can you find one expression that you like?
• Can you find a quote that you like?
• Why does Christopher know so many things in so much detail?

What is a prime number? 

Did you find an interesting quote?

• "Prime numbers are what is left when you have taken all the patterns away. I think prime numbers are like life. They are very logical but you could never work out the rules, even if you spent all your time thinking about them”.

Found any expressions?

• Okey dokey

Christopher knows so many things in detail. 

• “It was almost a perfect cube, 2 meters long by 2 meters wide by 2 meters high. It contained approximately 8 cubic meters of air. It had a small window with bars and, on the opposite side, a metal door with a long, thin hatch near the floor for sliding trays of food into the cell and a sliding hatch higher up so that policemen could look in and check that prisoners hadn’t escaped or committed suicide. There was also a padded bench”. 

Today's lesson

Pronouns and second conditional sentences. 

Pronouns

• Pronouns replace nouns, so you don't have to repeat the noun.
• My mother met my friends yesterday. She was so happy to see them. 
• My mom and (1)________ went shopping last week. (2)_________bought lots of new clothes. I need (3)________for the new school year. My sister and I love shopping with our mom because (4)__________bought (5)_____ lots of clothes. 

Second conditional sentences. 

• If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go?
• If you won a million dollars, what would you do?

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So what is a second conditional?

• Used to talk about:  hypothetical situations or things that are unlikely to happen or not true. It is a wish.
• If I won a million dollars, I would build schools in poor countries.   
• Used to give advice. 
• Situation: your parents bought a 600-year-old house, and after 5 years of living there, your father found treasure worth 4 million euros. 
• If I were you, I would tell the police. 

Rules

• If I won a million dollars, I would buy a mansion. 
• I would buy a mansion if I won a million dollars. 
• If I were you, I would tell the police.
  
• I would tell the police if I were you. 
• Work
• Log in to your formative.com account.
• Do exercise 1, 2, and 3. 

Summary. 

When do we use the second conditional? 

What is the rule of the second conditional?

Can you give an example of the second conditional? 

I can't swim because I don't have a swimsuit. 

If I had a swimsuit, I would swim.