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Unit 2, lesson 4
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Unit 2, lesson 4
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Today's programme
  • Phones away, books on the table!
  • Homework: hand-out - check it yourself
  • Instruction: conditional sentences
  • Homework

Lessongoals: learning to use conditional sentences (IF only....)

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Lesson 3: comparing
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord of bijwoord krijgt
-ER  of -EST
If the word is really loooooooonggggggg
use MORE MOST
There are exceptions!
Bad - worse - worst
Good - better- best


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Lesson 3: hand out
I am handing out the answers on the hand out, you can  check them yourselves.

timer
6:00

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Lesson 3: comparing
To compare, you can usually use -ER or -EST
or 'more' and 'most'

and then there are exceptions :-(
Just study page 36 of textbook, box 3.1!

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Lesson 4: emails
Textbook p. 29: read the emails
Who's writing who?
What is it about?
How would you start or end an email if it were work related?
Make exercises 33, 34, 35,  on writing emails

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Lesson 4:  conditional sentences
Conditional sentences: sentences with 'if' in the clause (bijzin)

I wouldn't do that if I were you
If you jump on your bike right now you could still make it on time!

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Lesson 4:  conditional sentences
Rules:
Present simple in IF sentence = use WILL in main sentence
If you jump on your bike now you will be on time!
Past simple in IF sentence = use WOULD in main sentence
Wat would you do if I gave you a million euros?

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Lesson 4: conditional sentences
Rules:
When information in IF sentence is not factual/really true, use WERE as a verb in the IF sentence
I wouldn't buy that bike if I were you
It would have been great if she were here too


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Lesson 4: conditional sentences
Rules:
General truths? Do not use will or would used.
The light goes on if you enter the classroom

Sometimes you can use other auxiliary verbs  such as SHOULD or CAN to express more powerfully
You should go to India if you can!


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Lesson 4: work....

Make exercises 36, 41 on conditional sentences



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Homework:
REad page 30/31 textbook
Make ex 43/46/47 workbook p. 42-43

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