Lesson 5

• Engels
• Voortgezet speciaal onderwijs
• Leerroute 1
• Leerroute 2
• Leerroute 3

Read

Programme:

• Read 
• Welcome back
• Speaking
• Finishing the conditionals
  
• Self-Assessment, Reading File, UOE practice

English

FCE

Speaking 

pictures, part 2

What sport requires more effort to win?

Who would you rather help?

Conditionals

What do we remember? 

What?

If I tell you how to do this, you will know this in the future.

I would move to Scotland if I won the lottery

Conditionals

Conditionals

Conditionals

Conditionals

Third

Used for unlikely and unreal situations in the Past. Things that did not happen.

If I had studied more for the test, I would have had a better grade.

If we had done our homework, we would have been better prepared.

Zero conditional

Used for facts and situations that always happen

If can be replaced with ‘when’, with very little change in meaning

People die if they don’t eat

If babies are hungry, they cry.

Not all if sentences are conditionals...

Not all sentenes that include if are conditionals. Compare:

If you lick a doorknob, you will get sick.

If she didn’t phone this morning, then she’s probably away.

If the referee _______ (blow) his whistle, the match ________(end)
answer / answer

If you ________ (use) the conditionals for your writing, people ___________ (think) you're smart!
answer / answer

If you ______ (study), you _______ (pass) the exams.

If we ____________ (invite) them to the party last week, they __________ (be) very cross with us.

I ___________ (write) this down if I ________ (be) you

Self-Assessment

To do!

Work in silence for:

Do:

1. Self-assessment

3. Work on the reading file

4. Practice the FCE Use of English online

Modals and related verbs...

Notebook please!