A3C 2022-11-29 Revision

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

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Conditionals

If a town has clean air, the residents are healthier.

If more people use the new bus service, there will be fewer traffic jams.

If I lived in a house near the sea, I'd be happy.

If they hadn't built that block of flats, we would have had a sea view.

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Zero Conditional

	if clause	main clause
General truths or consequences of a situation	present simple	present simple
If a town has clean air, the residents are healthier.	If a town has clean air	the residents are healthier

Grammar: 1, 2, 3, 4

First conditional

	if clause	main clause
Possible future situation, suggestions, advice, threats and promises	present simple	will/won't + infinitive (whole verb)
If more people use the new bus service, there will be fewer traffic jams.	If more people use the new bus service	there will be fewer traffic jams

Grammar: 1, 2, 3, 4

Second conditional

example sentence	if clause	main clause
Unlikely/unreal situations in the present or future	past simple	would(n't) + infinitive
If I lived in a house near the sea, I'd be happy.	If I lived in a house near the sea	I 'd be happy

Grammar: 1, 2, 3, 4

Third Conditional

	if clause	main clause
Regrets, criticisms and unreal situations in the past	past perfect (had/hadn't + past participle)	would(n't) have + past participle (voltooid deelwoord)
If they hadn't built that block of flats, we would have had a sea view.	If they hadn't built that block of flats	we would have had a sea view

Grammar: 1, 2, 3, 4

Conditionals

If I were you, I _________(marry) him .

If I ___________(know), I would have lent you my car .

Will you call me if you _______ (be) free?

______________(you buy) this car if you had a million dollars ?

I will watch the match if I _______ (have) enough time.

If you turn the tap , water ________ (pour out).

If I get there, I ______ (call) you .

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WILL/GOING TO

PREDICTIONS WITH NO EVIDENCE

I think she will arrive soon

DECISIONS MADE AT THE TIME OF SPEAKING

Someone is at the door! I will get it.

PROMISES

I promise, I will clean my room.

OFFERS/REFUSALS

I will help you with that.

PREDICTIONS WHEN YOU CAN SEE THE EVIDENCE

Look at those clouds. It is going to rain!

GENERAL FUTURE INTENTIONS (not arranged)

Next year I am going to lose some weight.

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PRESENT SIMPLE/PRESENT CONTINUOUS

TIMETABLED EVENTS (DEPARTURES, TV PROGRAMME)

My flight departs in 15 minutes.

PERSONAL ARRANGEMENTS (fixed plans)

I am meeting my boyfriend this evening

Tomorrow I am flying to London

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Future tenses

The train arrives at 12:30.

We are going to have dinner at a seaside restaurant on Sunday.

It will snow in Brighton tomorrow evening. (or is going to snow)

On Friday at 8 o’clock I am meeting my friend. (or am going to meet)

Paul is flying to London on Monday morning.

Wait! I will drive you to the station.

The English lesson starts at 8:45.

Are you still writing your essay? If you finish by 4pm, we can go for a walk.

I am going to see my mother in April.

Look at the clouds – it is going to rain in a few minutes. (or will rain)

1. The train ________________(arrive) at 12:30.
   
2. We ______________ (have) dinner, we made reservations at a  restaurant on Sunday.
   
3. It _________________ (snow) in Brighton tomorrow evening. 
4. On Friday at 8 o’clock I ___________ (meet) my friend.  
5. Paul _________________ (fly) to London on Monday morning.
   
6. Wait! I _________________ (drive) you to the station.
   
7. The English lesson _____________ (start) at 8:45.
   
8. I think I ___________________ (see) my aunt in April.
   
9.  Look at the clouds – it ______________ (rain) in a few minutes. 
10. I don’t think you _____________ (have) any problems when you land in Boston.

Future tenses

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Possession

Nouns, names and plurals without -s-:

Ben's phone, women's clothes, the dog's tail

Regular plural nouns:

The teachers' notes, the students' books

Both Sam and Nick were at school today.                positive

Neither Sam nor Nick were at school today.           negative

You can either go to the library or buy a book.       a choice

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Possession

1. This is __________ (Peter) book.
   
2. The _____________(children) room is upstairs.
3. My ______________(parents) car was not expensive.
4. _____________________________(Susan and Steve) school is old.
5. This is the ___________________(boy) bike.
   
6. These are the __________________ (boys) pencils.

Both / either neither

1. Can _____________ you or Lisa take me to the station?
2. ____________ of them could take me to the station, so I had to take a taxi.
3. He showed us two apartments but we didn't like ________________ of them.
4. ____________John and Sara were invited.

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