CPE unit 3

CPE unit 3
Strange behaviour
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CPE unit 3
Strange behaviour

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Objectives
  • You're able to identify and discuss strange behaviour and behave well ;)
  • You understand and are able to use the conditional structures
  • You can identify the correct use of modifiers.

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Speaking activity from page 28 ex 1

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Have you've ever seen really weird behaviour in people or animals? 

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Conditionals
Can you think of an example?
Do you remember its form?

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If you ......... more seriously, you would have passed your exams.
A
would have studied
B
would study
C
studied
D
had studied

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If water you heat water at 100 degrees, it ......
A
will boil
B
boils

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If it (rain)......, we ........ (cancel) the party.
A
rains, cancel
B
rains, will cancel
C
will rain, will cancel

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If I ..... (be) Van Lienden, I .... (be) open about my profits when I first realised I'd get rich, but he decided otherwise.
A
were, would have been
B
would be, would have been
C
would be, had been
D
had been, would have been open

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If my little brother ..... (be) rich, he ..... (buy) each and every lego brick set he could possibly find.
A
would be, would buy
B
were, 'd buy
C
had been, would have bought

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Adverbs of degree
  • express ‘how much’ or to what extent we do something.
  • can modify an adjective, another adverb or a verb. Have a look at the following example
  • either intensify the meaning (I am extremely hungry) or make it weaker (I’m fairly certain I locked the door). 
  • Common adverbs of degree include: very, slightly, quite, totally, fairly, absolutely and extremely.

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Gradable adjectives

There are many adverbs that intensify, or make the meaning stronger. The choice of adverb depends on whether the adjective (which the adverb is intensifying) is gradable or ungradable.

For example, ‘hot’ is a gradable adjective, but ‘boiling’ is ungradable. 

Intensifier + gradable adjective      Intensifier + ungradable adjective
Very cold                                                Absolutely freezing
Extremely tired                                    Completely exhausted
Really happy                                         Absolutely ecstatic
Very hungry                                          Totally starving

Exercises and key on http://www.autoenglish.org/generalgrammar/gr.degree.pdf
https://www.learninsta.com/adverbs-of-degree-exercises-for-class-4/



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Finish unit 3 CPE grammar and vocab exercises for next Thursday

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