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Rolling in money

Open World Unit 3

Unit 3 Rolling in Money

In this unit you will familiarize yourself with conditionals and reflexive and reciprocal pronouns, learn money idioms and pratise part 8 of Reading and Use of English

Answer the questions of exercise 1 (page 42) in English and compare them to your neighbour's.

Does money make you happy?

Question:

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Would you rather make $50,000 a year while everyone else made $25,000 or make $100,000 a year while everyone else also made $100,000?

1. $50,000
2. $100,000

If I won 3 million euros
in a lottery, I ....

on having used a correct conditional!!

Conditionals

Can you think of an example?

Do you remember its form?

If you ......... more seriously, you would have passed your exams.

1. would have studied
2. would study
3. studied
4. had studied

If you heat water at 100 degrees, it ......

1. will boil
2. boils

If it (rain)......, we ........ (cancel) the party.

1. rains, cancel
2. rains, will cancel
3. will rain, will cancel

If my little brother ..... (be) rich, he ..... (buy) each and every lego brick set he could possibly find.

1. would be, would buy
2. were, would buy
3. had been, would have bought

Conditionals

Finish the sentence appropriately

If I had listened to my mother___

If I were the opposite sex ____

If I weren’t studying at the CCC ____

If I had enough money ____

When I have enough money ____

Ice melts if ____

More practice?

https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/conditional-exercises.html

Type zero

For facts (100% certain)

If/when you mix white paint with red paint, you get pink paint.

You get pink paint if/when you mix white paint with red paint.

If/When temperatures drop below zero degrees celsius, water freezes.

Water freezes when/if temperatures drop below zero degrees celsius.

Present simple

in both clauses

Type 1

Predictions of a possible/likely future situation / promises.

(quite certain)

If you are late, your mother will be angry.

If you wait a minute, I will come and help you.

You will pass this test if you work hard.

If you stay up late, you will oversleep tomorrow.

If + present simple

and

will + infinitive

Instead of  if  you can use:

when, as long as, unless, as soon as, provided (that),

even though, even if, in case, on condition that, in the event of, assuming that, given that.

Type 1:    First conditional

Type 2

Hypothesis about the present or future (imaginary)

(unreal/improbable)

If I were rich, I would stop working and start travelling.

If I were you, I wouldn't do that.

I'd be a famous rockstar if I were able to play the guitar.

If my parents weren't at home, I would go to that party!

If + past simple and 

would + infinitive

would

could

might

Type 3

Hypothesis about the past (imaginary)

(this diddn't happen!)

I you had studied hard, you would have passed the test.

If the policeman had run faster, he would have caught the thief.

You wouldn't have lost your money if you had listened to him.

If it had rained, you would have gotten wet.

If + past perfect

and

would have + participle

Now

Together: ex. 1 page 204

Do: exercises 3 and 4 page 42/43

Need more practice? Go to:

https://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=4001

Don't forget to learn your exam vocab!

Homework:

page 40-41

all exercises except 8

If or when

We use if to introduce a possible or unreal situation or condition. 

We use when to refer to the time of a future situation or condition that we are certain of: 

You can only go in if you've got your ticket. 

When I'm older, I'd love to be a dancer.

In case

when the moment arrives that

1. To foot the bill
2. As sound as a dollar
3. Cut your losses
4. Bring home the bacon
5. Money talks
6. Money to burn
7. Break the bank
8. For peanuts
9. Pinch pennies

a. To earn money for a family

b.  To use up all your money

c.  For very little or no pay

d.  To pay for something

e.  To be very careful with spending money

f.   Rich people can get what thay want

g.  Extra money to spend however one likes

h.  To stop doing something to avoid losing money

i.  Very secure and dependable

Match the idioms with their definitions

Who knows and can explain this idiom?

DictionaryCambridge.org

Reflexive pronouns

Reciprocal pronouns

recipient    = ontvanger

to reciprocate = terug doen, vergelden, beantwoorden

reciprocation = uitwissling, beantwoording, vergelding

reciprocity = wederkerigheid, wisselwerking

Each other                                    One another

Compare and contrast

John and Mary love each other. = John and Mary love one another.

NB: 

when reflexive and reciprocal pronouns in 1 sentence >> difference in meaning.

John and Mary blamed themselves for quarrelling so much.

John and Mary blamed each other for quarrelling so much.

More common

Now

Together: ex. 2 page 205

Do: exercise 4 page 46 and

 vocabulary and Push yourself p. 48 all exercises 

Homework: Page 51: Reading and Use of English part 8.

Don't forget to learn your exam vocab!

Homework check:

Vocabulary ex: 1, 2 and 3 

Today 1rst hour

Listening and speaking exercises of page 49

Listening part 4 on page 50

Reading part 8 page 51

Today 2nd hour

Introduction unit 4

Getting started

Listening page 54

Vocabulary page 55

But first, let's check

1. What would you do if it ________ on your wedding day?

2. If she comes, I _____ call you.

3. If I eat peanut butter, I ________ sick.

4. What will you do if you ________ the history exam?

5. If they had not _____ the car, I would have driven you.

6. If it snows, ________ still drive to the coast?

7. "He would have gone with you if you had asked him." Which conditional is this?

8. "If I won a million dollars, I would buy my own airplane." Which conditional is this?

9. "If I forget her birthday, Andrea gets upset." Which conditional is this?

10. "What will she do if she misses the bus?" Which conditional is this?