Y3 th7 if/when, conditionals

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Theme 007

- if/when

- conditionals

first things first

weekbrief

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finishing assignment 

theme 6 

first things first

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theme 6 

But of course you're all done with theme 6, so moving on to....

first things first

finishing assignment 

theme 007

first things first

finishing assignment 

theme 007

first things first

finishing assignment 

theme 007

- when/where were you born

- introduce your family, where do you live, size of your room.

- your height, shoe size.

- how pany pairs of shoes do you own?

- what time do you go to bed? what is your bedtime set by your parents?

- what's your allowance? is it enough?

- do you get clothing allowance?

- What's the most expensive thing you ever bought?

- how many times a day do you check your social media accounts/ how many times a day do you post on social media/how many followers do you have?

- how much time do you spend on your phone?

- how much time do you spend actually talking to your friends?

- How many books have you read in the last year?

- How many films/episodes of a series did you watch last week?

get inspired:

extra kudos when you're honest! ;-)

and now......

grammar!

if/when

 if/when

yesterday, as I left the house, I told my wife I would give her a box of chocolates if I come home.

 if/when

 if:  use when you're not certain something is going to happen or to set a condition. (du: als, indien)

 when: use when you are certain something is going to happen. (du: wanneer, toen)

 if/when

 if:  use when you're not certain something is going to happen or to set a condition. (du: als, indien)

 when: use when you are certain something is going to happen. (du: wanneer, toen)

I will call you, if I get a chance. (I'm not sure if the opportunity comes)

I will call you, when I get a chance. (I know I will get a chance, I'm not sure when)

 if/when

yesterday, as I left the house, I told my wife I would give her a box of chocolates when I come home.

 if/when

what does Stepping Stones say?

 if/when

what does Stepping Stones say?

if = uncertain

when = certain

conditionals

if-sentences.

cause - effect

conditionals

You use if sentences to indicate conditions and their (possible) consequences. The condition is in the if-sentence (or sub clause), the consequence in the main sentence.

* If you work hard, you pass your exams.

* If you stand in the rain, you get wet. 

conditionals, the rules

when the consequence is set or a fact, you use if + present simple in de subclause sentence and present simple in the main sentence.

If you mix yellow and blue, you get green.

zero conditional

conditionals, the rules

You use if + present simple in the subclause and will (not) + the whole verb in the main sentence when we talk about future events that might happen.

If she gets on that plane, 

I will never see her again.

first 

conditional

conditionals, the rules

When we talk about an unreal or unlikely event from which a hypothetical consequence occurs we use if + past simple in the subclause and would (not) + whole verb in the main sentence.

conditionals, the rules

When we talk about an unreal or unlikely event from which a hypothetical consequence occurs we use if + past simple in the subclause and would (not) + whole verb in the main sentence.

conditionals, the rules

When we talk about an unreal or unlikely event from which a hypothetical consequence occurs we use if + past simple in the subclause and would (not) + whole verb in the main sentence.

Wanneer we praten over een zeer onwaarschijnlijke gebeurtenis waaruit een hypothetisch, denkbeeldig, speculatief, verzonnen, fictieve consequentie voortkomt.

bijvoorbeeld:

conditionals, the rules

When we talk about an unreal or unlikely event from which a hypothetical consequence occurs we use if + past simple in the subclause and would (not) + whole verb in the main sentence.

 If I won the lottery, 

I would buy an island.

If I were you, 

I would get a tattoo of the KFC logo on my forehead.

second

conditional

conditionals, let's practise...

Pitfalls:

common mistakes we Dutchies tend to make a lot...