3A1 Chapter 5: Grammar & vocabulary

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Grammar & vocabulary repetition

06.04.2022

3A1

Grammar repetition

- Reflexive / reciprocal pronouns

- Conditionals 
 

Vocabulary repetition

06.04.2022 - 3A1

- Reflexive and reciprocal pronouns

- Conditionals 

Reflexive pronoun when the subject and object are the same person/thing

Singular: + self

Plural: + selves

"He taught himself how to play the piano." 

"We completed the puzzle all by ourselves."

Reciprocal pronoun when two or more people are doing the same thing.

"Friends should help one another."

Possessive form: add 's

"They finish each other's sentences."

Finish the lyrics with the correct reflexive or reciprocal pronoun:
"All by .........."

Finish the lyrics:
" 'Cause if you like the way you look that much, oh baby you should go and love ...... "

Finish the lyrics:
"Sisters are doing it for ............"

Finish the lyrics:
"Know that we still have ........... "

Finish the lyrics:
"I left ........... behind, somewhere along the way."

John hurt ______ while climbing the tree.

The monkey looked at _______ in the mirror

Peter and Sue helped __________ with the homework.

If you don’t behave ________, I’ll send you to the principal's office. 

We shook ________ dry on the porch.

himself

each other

yourselves

ourselves

itself

Did she make ________ a cup of tea?

You will soon see for _________. 

They were sitting around the fire, trying to keep ________ warm.

At their birthday, they give presents to ________

I can't carry these heavy bags ________.

myself

yourself

one another

herself

themselves

Write down 5 sentences, using the reflexive and/or recipropal pronouns. You can only use them once!
(myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, themselves, yourselves, each other, one another)

Conditionals

Zero conditional: facts and things that are 

Pick the Zero Conditional sentence
(used for facts)

1. If you had hurried, you wouldn't have missed the bus.
2. If babies are hungry, they cry.
3. If I leave now, I will be at the store on time.
4. If I lost my job, I would emigrate.

Pick the First Conditional sentence
(used for situations in the future that are real or possible)

1. If she doesn't leave soon, she will miss the bus.
2. If water reaches 100 degrees, it boils.
3. If I met the Queen of England, I would say hello.
4. If she was rich, she would travel all over the world.

Pick the Second Conditional sentence.
(situations that are hypothetical or unlikely)

1. If Julie wears a hat, she will be protected from the sun.
2. If I pass this test, I will have my diploma.
3. If I had found her address, I would have sent her a card.
4. If we had more apples, we could make apple pie.

Pick the Third Conditional sentence.
(fictional situations in the past that would have led to a different outcome)

1. If I have enough money, I will buy a new phone.
2. If it rains, we won't go to the beach.
3. If you heat ice, it melts.
4. If I had known the test was this hard, we would have studied harder.

Zero conditional:
If I ........ (wake up) late, I ...... (be) late for work.

1. Woke up / bin
2. Wake up / will be
3. Wake up / am
4. Woke up / am

First conditional:
If she .......(not listen), I ............(call) security.

1. don't listen/will call
2. didn't listen/ will call
3. doesn't listen/will call
4. doesn't listen/ won't call

Second conditional:
If we .... (live) in Mexico, I ...... (speak) Spanish.

1. Lives / would speak
2. Lived / would speak
3. Lived / speak
4. Live / would speak

Third conditional:
If they ........... (go) to bed earlier, they ........... (not sleep) late.

1. went / wouldn't have slept
2. had gone / wouldn't have slept
3. went / wouldn't sleep
4. go / won't sleep

Match the if-clause with the correct main clause.

If I was a millionaire, 

If she had driven carefully, 

If I finish early, 

If you steal something from a store,

she wouldn't have had an accident.

I'll watch the film.

I would buy a beautiful car.

you get punished.

Write down 4 sentences with conditionals, use every conditional once.

Chapter 5

Sneeuwstorm

1. Avalanche
2. Eruption
3. Blizzard
4. Dust storm

Vloedgolf

1. Tidal wave
2. Tide
3. Shore
4. Glacier

Vervuiling

1. Preservation
2. Vegetation
3. Emissions
4. Pollution

Verminderen

1. to dispose
2. to reduce
3. to recycle
4. to turn the tide

Landelijk, plattelands-

1. urban
2. tedious
3. habit
4. rural

My mum and I have rented a small _______ to grow fruit and vegetables.

1. sewer
2. allotment
3. proximity
4. reserve

Your ______ shows all the things that you have previously looked up.

1. search history
2. profile
3. municipality
4. algorithm

Some of the most _______ animals are owls, bats and hedgehogs.

1. soil
2. varied
3. capture
4. nocturnal

The plumber has just installed a new _______ system that reuses old water.

1. recycle
2. drainage
3. sewer
4. boundary

The teacher asked us to ______ the article carefully before answering the questions.

1. stagger
2. encounter
3. peruse
4. retain

I always love the _______ of visiting old places that were from my childhood.

My parents work in close _______ because they work at the same company.

Yesterday, I had a pleasant ________ with one of my old primary school friends.

We must be cautious about other people trying to _______ this organisation. 

encounter

familiarity

infiltrate

proximity

Their restaurant _______ was superb! We enjoyed a fantastic meal there.

How long do you think it will take for the water to _______ from the pan?

The instructions warned that _______ amounts of water would drown the plant.

My grandfather has an incredible memory; he can _______ so much information. 

evaporate

retain

excessive

recommendation