3VWO week 21

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Engels DV3R

20 May 2020

09:10 - 10:00

Today's programme:

• Recap grammar: if / when
  
• Discuss grammar: if-sentences (conditionals)
  
• What are common pitfalls?
• Work on your tasks in Stepping      Stones Online
  

• Round off

At the end of the lesson ... 

• ... you know how to use 'if' sentences (conditionals)
• ... you know what pitfalls are.
• ... you know which pitfalls are common in English.

If or when? (recap)

if = als / indien

 Als je niet zeker weet of iets gaat gebeuren.

 Om een voorwaarde aan te geven.

when = wanneer / toen

 Je weet zeker dat iets gaat gebeuren.

if-sentences

If you (leave) now, you’ll be in time.

1. leave
2. will leave
3. would leave
4. would have left

Water vaporises if you (boil) it at 100°C.

1. boil
2. will boil
3. would boil
4. would have boiled

If I were a scientist, I (invent) a cure for blindness.

1. invent
2. will invent
3. would invent
4. would have invented

I would be disappointed if they (not be) in time.

1. aren't
2. won't be
3. weren't
4. wouldn't have been

It (work) if I’d used the right solution.

1. works
2. will work
3. would work
4. would have worked

Check your understanding!

Grab a piece of paper and write your answers down, or type it on your phone or computer. 

What is the correct answer?

1. She (choose) a different subject to study if she (know) this beforehand. 
2. In Australia in summer, if you (not wear) sun block you (burn) in the sun.  
3. I'm telling you, I (travel) to Australia if I (get) my diploma this year. 
4. Suze (not be) upset last night if you (ring) her like you promised. 
5. If you (start) to feel ill tomorrow I promise I (bring) you a fruit basket. 

She (choose) a different subject to study if she (know) this beforehand.

In Australia in summer, if you (not wear) sun block you (burn) in the sun.

I'm telling you, I (travel) to Australia if I (get) my diploma this year.

Suze (not be) upset last night if you (ring) her like you promised.

If you (start) to feel ill tomorrow I promise I (bring) you a fruit basket.

Pitfalls

Do you know what pitfalls are?

Pitfalls

The sequel is much better than/then the first film, I can assure you.

1. than
2. then

When you're driving to/too fast, you might be fined by the police.

1. to
2. too

You really shouldn't judge a book by it's/its cover.

1. it's
2. its

Why don't we meet up? Their/There/They're in the canteen.

1. Their
2. There
3. They're

Have you finished your/you're homework already?

1. your
2. you're

I can't find my sister. Do you know were/we're/where she is?

1. were
2. we're
3. where

Pitfalls (valkuilen)

too / to

your / you're

then / than

its / it's

which / what

they're / there / their

where / we're / were

____ such a good feeling to be home again!

1. It's
2. Its

_____ not kidding me, I hope?

1. Your
2. You're
3. Youre

_____ do you want me to put these plates?

1. We're
2. Were
3. Where

Donna and I split up a year ago, but ______ still friends.

1. we're
2. were
3. where

Don’t forget ____ lock the door when you leave.

1. to
2. too

Do exercises 13, 14, 18 

Please make sure the following exercises are finished on Stepping Stones Online: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18

Any questions?