repetition conditionals + other stuff

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

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Today:

- repeat  conditionals

- some/any/lots of

- have to/must/should

- get to work

Zero Conditional

If one thing happens, something else always happens/are always true. 

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

"If you touch a ghost, you possesses you"

"If the ghosts are haunting, the cat goes crazy"

"If a ghost smells garlic, it flees"

"if you hear something weird at night, don't panic"

First conditional

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

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

"If a ghost sees the sun, it will flee"

"If I see her, I will tell her"

"if he has the right equipment, he will help us "

Second conditional

Things that are unlikely to happen`or which are not true at present. 

If (past simple), would (infinitive)

If I won the lottery, I would buy a house that's not haunted

If I had his number, I would call the ghost busters

Third conditional

A things that didn't happen, but you imagine the result if it did happen. 

if (past perfect), ... would (have) (past participle)

If you had listened to me, we would have lived in a normal house

If she had been a little faster, she would have escaped

let's compare

0 = If you study hard, you pass all tests

1 = If you study hard, you will pass the test

2 = if you studied harder, I would pass the tests

3 = if I had studied, I would have pass the test

quantity

The difference between some/any

Some example sentences? 

Any

Question and negative sentences

"has there been any suspicious activity around here lately?"

"I haven't seen any weird things lately"

If it doesn't really matter

"Ghosts can possess any person they like"

Some

In most other sentences where you want to signify a limited number of things. 

"Some ghosts are very loud, others are very sneaky"

questions where the answer will most likely be 'yes'

"Do you want some pizza?"

A lot of/lots of

all sorts of sentences

any examples?

should/must/have to

what's the difference? 

should

Should is for suggestions

"you should go outside more often"

"She shouldn't get such a big dog"

"Should I cut my hair?"

it's always should + infinitive

must/have to

often very similar in meaning

"I must go now/I should go now"

but there's a difference

must = more personal

have to = expert/authority

must = formal

have to = informal

must/have to

Negative form:  different meaning

mustn't 

don't have to

you mustn't do that

you don't have to do that

have to variations

what's the difference between: 

have to

have got to

had better

Question time

what questions do you have about today's work?

let's get to work

make exercises 2 & 4

test your words 5 & 6 if you need it

Bye!

Have a nice day!