Lesson 4

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Read

English

FCE

Programme:

• Read 
• Welcome back
• Speaking
• Checking homework + Self assessment
  
• Conditionals
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Speaking 

pictures, part 2

Which one do you find more enjoyable?

Which one would you rather do with family?

Is it better to go out to eat or to cook at home?

Do you enjoy cooking?

Homework

Conditionals

What?

If I tell you how to do this, you will know this in the future.

I would move to Scotland if I won the lottery

Conditionals

A conditional (or if sentence) is a sentence in which a condition is given. We use these sentences to talk about uncertain events and situations. A condition is given that needs to happen before something else happens. 

I would move to Scotland if I won the lottery

Conditionals

Conditionals

Conditionals

Conditionals

First conditional

Used to talk about situations, present or future, that are likely to happen.

 

If you don’t behave well in class, the teacher will send you away

I will win if we play tennis

 

Second conditional

Used to talk about unreal and unlikely situations in the present and the future.

If I won the lottery, I would move to Iceland.

Even if she gave up, she would still win.

Second conditional

To form of the be in the if clause in the second conditional is were:

If they were happy, they wouldn’t complain so much

If I were you, I would start now.

If someone ________ (send) me a mail, I ___________ (reply)
answer / answer

If you ________ (use) the conditionals, people ___________ (think) you're smart!
answer / answer

You ___________ (learn) more, if you _________ (pay) attention in class,

If I __________ (to be) sick, I ________ (stay) home

I __________ (win) if we __________ (play)

To do!

Come up with conditional sentences for each of these five verbs: 

read / eat / hang out with / fight / call

Do. p. 50 and 51 in the yellow Cambridge reader check at:

Edit your report to include at least: 

1 conditional 

1 passive (look up in notebook!)

Modals and related verbs...

Notebook please!