Conditionals use and Forms and examples.pptx

conditionals and uses

1. 1 st conditional we use the 1 st conditional to talk about possible situations in the future and their consequences What will happen if you fail English class? What will happen if you fail 2 or more subjects? What will happen if you cheat on your girlfriend or boyfriend? Structures: If + simple present / will-won´t + verb(infinitive If I cheat on my boyfriend, / I will be dumped

2. 2 nd conditional we use the 2 nd conditional to talk about imaginary or improbable situations and their consequences What would you do if you found a million dollars outside the school? What would you do if you became famous tomorrow? Structures: If + past simple / would-wouldn´t + infinitive If I became famous tomorrow, I would feel so excited

3. Speaking: conditionals and soap operas Work in trios and write a conversation to role play with your classmates using first and second conditionals, use first and second conditional sentences at least 10 times. Get ready to perform it, be very dramatic, as in soap operas! ☺ Remember the better you do it and the more creative you are, the more participation stamps you get. Examples: the situation could be that one of you regret studying a major, or that one of you would like to choose another specialty instead of health, engineering, etc.

4. Writing: formal letters Write a 100 words composition applying for college. Check out pg. 67

5. Sum- up unit 5 Modals: *must/mustn´t/ have to/ don´t have to/ can/can´t Talk about things that are obligatory, mandatory, or rules and regulations and to give or not permission *Should/shouldn´t/ ought to/ had better To give advice or suggestions First and Second conditional (use the first conditional to talk about possible situations in the future and their consequences if + simple present/ will ) ( use the 2 nd conditional to talk about imaginary or improbable situations and their consequences if + simple past + would ) Vocabulary. School and University subjects Words related to school and university Noun suffices: -er, -or, -ist, -ian, -ee