[CT3] Unit 9 - Start & Grammar

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Update

• Each week: New Headway, UoE/Reading & your English Book
• In May: Formative Test UoE/Reading
• End of year: Formative Test Unit 7-12
• Some skills in between: Writing, speaking
• Pizza Report
• Evaluation after each week
• Picture of your homework

Today: Start Unit 9

Goals of unit 9

• You are familiar with conditionals: zero, first, second & third (grammar)
• You can form if/when-clauses with these conditionals (grammar)
• You see the difference between words with similar meanings (vocab)

This lesson

• Short instruction
• Short practise
• Link to a website to practice further

What do you remember from last year with regards to the conditionals?

For all conditionals

• There are four forms in total
• Each conditional has 2 parts: the if-clause, the main clause
• It depends on the chance which conditional you use
• It depends on the conditional which form you use

Zero conditional

Use: There is no condition [=voorwaarde], it always happens like this. The chance is 100%

Form: If + present simple, present simple

If metal is heated, it expands.

First conditional

Use: There is a small condition [=voorwaarde]. The chance is between 50% and 100% --> possible and probable [=waarschijnlijk]

Form

If + present simple, will + whole verb

If I see Danny,          I will tell him to call you.

(real possibility)     (result of this possible situation)

Second conditional

Use: There is a bigger condition [=voorwaarde]. The chance is less than 50%, but more than 0% --> improbable (for now) [=onwaarschijnlijk], but still possible 

Form: 

If + past simple,            would + whole verb

If I had the money,        I would buy a new laptop.

(not impossible)             (result of this improbable situation)

Third conditional

Use: The chance is 0% --> it is impossible

Form: 

If + past perfect,                would + have + past part. [=volt. dw]

If I had known ...                 I would have cleaned the house

(impossible, because       (the result of an impossible situation)

I didn't know)

Which conditional is this: If I won some money, I'd go around the world.

1. Zero
2. First
3. Second
4. Third

Which conditional is this: If I'd worked harder, I would have made more money.

1. Zero
2. First
3. Second
4. Third

Which conditional is this: If I lose my job, I will have to quickly find a new one.

1. Zero
2. First
3. Second
4. Third

Now

• New website to practice = Thinglink
• The question mark (?) goes to a website that explains each conditional further
• The numbers underneatch each question mark go to extra practice per conditional
• The blue numbers at the bottom are exercises with mixed conditionals

Now

1. You use Thinglink to practice the conditionals
2. After Thinglink, do the following exercises in your WB (and check!): WB p.59-62, ex. 1-6

I'll stay in the Google Meet in order to answer questions or explain things further. 

You stay in the Google Meet as well, with microphones off. 

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