Zomerschool les 6 - Predictions + First Conditional

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Zomerschool - les 6

Predictions + First Conditional

won't

may

What is the difference between how may and might are used?

Exercise 1

Complete the sentences. Use will or won't and the verbs in brackets.

1. I'm not exactly sure, but I think she _____ (be) home by eight o'clock at the latest.

2. I wonder if people _____ (live on other planets in the future.

3. I'm worried about him coming with us. I'm sure he _____ (like) any of the people at the party.

4. Who do you think _____ (win) the next World Cup?

5. It's getting cloudy. Do you think it _____ (start) raining soon?

6. Oh, don't worry about my parents. I'm sure they _____ (be) angry.

Exercise 2

Read the sentences and choose the correct option.

1. Don't worry. I _____ pick you up at seven.

1. will
2. might

2. The weather's a real problem. We _____ be able to go for a walk.

1. may
2. may not

3. She's not feeling well. She _____ have to stay at home.

1. might
2. might not

4. It _____ be cold later so take a jumper with you.

1. may
2. may not

5. It's my dad's birthday tomorrow. My wife and I are going to visit him, so we definitely _____ be here.

1. won't
2. might not

6. I'd like to get up and watch the sunrise with you, but I _____ just sleep instead.

1. may
2. won't

The first conditional

to talk about a situation that could come true

- The part of the sentence that has 'if' does NOT have 'will'.

- The other part of the sentence has the word 'will'.

Example:

If I see him again, I will get angry.

For negative conditions...

if + don't     OR     unless

- If you don't uncouple your charger, you will waste energy.

- Unless you uncouple your charger, you will waste energy.

The two examples mean the same thing.

Time for a few exercises

You don't have to copy the whole sentences.

1. If you switch off your TV completely when you have stopped watching, it _____ (not use) any electricity.

2. If you reuse your shopping bags when you go to the supermarket, you _____ (save) money.

3. Unless people stop throwing plastic away, the environment _____ (suffer) more.

For the next six slides...

Write sentences using the first conditional.

In some, you can use 'unless' instead of 'if' Please do so.

if / I give this phone / charity / they find someone who needs it

if / this tap not stop dripping / how much water / we waste in a day?

situation / become worse / if they not change behaviour

Look - battery full! / if you not disconnect charger / you waste energy

if she read this book / she understand situation better

if / you not stop shouting / I not listen any more

One more time

Fill in the blanks in the upcoming sentences. Remember - the part of the sentence that has 'if' does NOT have 'will'.

1. If you _____, _____ you _____ good marks in your test? (not study / get)

2. Unless the weather _____ really bad on Sunday, we _____ to the beach (be / go)

3. If she _____ you to her birthday party, _____ you _____ her a present? (invite / buy)

4. She _____ him unless he _____ her very nicely. (not help / ask)

5. If I _____ to visit you, _____ you _____ me around your town? (come / show)

Excellent work!

Now do the grammar exercises for Day Six.

Let's do some listening!

These exercises are very similar to the test. You may have heard some of these exercises before. We'll pick a couple to do together.

Listening: Advanced AA120

For each sentence choose whether the statements are true or false.

Drag the correct number to one of the boxes.

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Listening: Advanced BB120

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Listening: Advanced BB120

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Listening: intermediate

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Fantastic!

Now, do the remaining exercises for Day Six in your booklet.