Conditionals and culture and behavior

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• Hoger onderwijs

Which sentence correctly uses the zero conditional?

1. When it freezes, water will turn to ice
2. When it will freeze, water may turn to ice.
3. If it freezes, water will turn to ice
4. If it freezes, water turns to ice.

Which sentence correctly uses a first conditional?

1. I will leave as soon as the babysitter arrives
2. I will leave as soon as the babysitter will arrive
3. I leave as soon as the babysitter will arrive.
4. I left as soon as the babysitter arrived.

Which sentence correctly uses the second conditional?

1. If John had studied more, he would have passed his courses.
2. If John would study more, he would pass his courses
3. If John studied more, he would pass his courses.
4. If John studies more, he will pass his courses.

Which type of conditional do you use to talk about a future event that is likely to occur?

1. zero
2. first
3. second
4. third

Describe the differences in meaning between unless, as long as

Third conditional

The third conditional is used to imagine a different past. We imagine a change in a past situation and the different result of that change.

Can you think of an example?

Third Conditional

The structure of the third conditional is usually:

If + past perfect, followed by would have + past participle

If John had had a fishing line, he would have gone fishing

If we [to have] a garden when I was growing up, we [can] have a dog.

1. had --could have had
2. have- can have
3. had had- could have had
4. had had-- could have

If my grand-parents [to not migrate] to Belgium, I [not to be born].

1. didn't migrate--I would not be born
2. had not migrated --would not have been born
3. migrate-was born
4. didn't migrate--I would not have been born

If my high school [to offer] more language classes, I [to take] Spanish.

1. offered-I would take
2. would offer- I would take
3. offers-- I am taking
4. had offered- I would have taken

Explain the difference between: I A] haven't done it --B] I did not have to do it.

Conversation exercise

Interview one or two classmates and report your answers to the group

1] How would your life have been different, if you had been born a century ago?

2] If you could change anything in the world, what would it be?

3] If you were a travel reporter, where would you go to first?

4] What will you do when you graduate?

5] If you won the lottery, what would you do?

Vocabulary

Review unit 7

If you are ... at something, you are very good at it and can do it very well

1. perfectionist
2. proficient
3. inept
4. eager

If you ...someone..., you speak to them angrily and in a strongly critical way after they have done something wrong

1. tell...on
2. chide
3. tell...off
4. talk...to

if something is...to you, you do not mind if it happens in one way or another

1. all similar
2. okay
3. situational
4. all the same

indigenous

if someone dresses..., they wear clothes that are clean and nice

1. smartly
2. casually
3. down
4. hand-me-downs

Storytelling: make a sentence with one the following words

 insignificant-pause-respond-talk over-difference of opinion

bride-engagement-fiancée- groom- hen do (or bachelorette party)

reception-garnish-dessert- stir fry

Reflections on culture and commensality

proper meal

Can you think of a meal that you find ok, but that your parents or grandparents may not find appropriate?

Are mealtimes the same everywhere? Why (not)?

Discussion question

Time is money, but what about mealtimes?

How do current modes of production affect mealtimes?