17-11-2020

• Engels
• Middelbare school

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Today's plan

Punctuation

practice

zero and first conditional

practice

assignment

Goal

At the end of the lesson you know how to use at least 5 punctuation marks properly

At the end of the lesson you know when to use a zero or a first conditional

What does this say

Today I went to the store because my mother wasn't home I got a couple things milk eggs flower and sugar these are the ingredients of pancakes I think my mom wants to make pancakes today mom are you going to make pancakes today I asked her when she finally got home no she said these are not for today maybe we will eat pancakes tomorrow I thought I really hope so because pancakes are my favourite

changing a sentence

Will you marry me?

Will, you, mary, me.

Will, you marry me!

Will you, mary me. 

the same words, different meaning

Kinds of punctuation marks

punctuation marks

.   ,  :  ?  !  '  "  (...)

when do you use them?

Zero Conditional

difficult word for a simple concept

Zero Conditional

If one thing happens, something else always happens. 

If (present simple), ........ (present simple)

"If you touch fire, you get burned"

"If she drinks milk, she gets a stomach ache"

"If water reaches 0°C, it freezes"

First Conditional

Can you guess what this means then? 

First conditional

Used for when things are usually true or true in a specific scenario.

if (present simple), ..... will (infinitive)

"If I sit in the sun, I will get a sunburn"

"if I see her, I will tell her"

"if I study enough tonight, I'll go to the party"

"If my baby is hungry, she cries"

"if I sit in the sun, I get sunburn"

"if it rains, the park doesn't close"

"People die if they don't eat enough food"

"If my baby is hungry, she will cry"

"If I sit in the sun, I will get a sunburn"

"if it rains today, I won't go to the park"

"I'll die if I don't eat enough food"

which one is zero conditional?

1. If you throw up, your breath stinks
2. If you throw up, your breath will stink

Which one is first conditional?

1. Even if I brush my teeth, I get cavities
2. Even if I brush my teeth, I will get cavities

"if there is a lot of rain, the river will overflow" is a

1. zero conditional
2. first conditional

"the river will overflow if there is a lot of rain" is a

1. zero conditional
2. first conditional

"The river overflows if there is a lot of rain" is a

1. zero conditional
2. first conditional

When do you use a zero conditional sentence?

1. if it's always true
2. if it's true in a specific situation

When do you use a first conditional sentence?

1. If it's always true
2. if it's true in a specific situation

let's get to work

You can work on your worksheet for the rest of the lesson

Make sure you put it somewhere safe, you'll need it again next week!!

For next week

finish your worksheet, we'll check exercise 1 and 2 in class next week. 

Get started on your 'ghost survival' video. I want to see your script next week. 

Goal

- At the end of the lesson you know how to use at least 5 punctuation marks properly

- At the end of the lesson you know when to use a zero or a first conditional

did we reach these goals?

Bye!

see you next week!