CONDITIONAL
CONDITIONAL
DBA: Exchanges opinions on topics of personal, social
or academic interest
LEARNING OBJECTIVE
By the end of the lesson,
students will be able to express hypothetical situations which happen in
specific situations
INTRODUCCIÓN
(WARM UP)
Look at
the places of work in the box. Which places can you see in the pictures?
In pairs, discuss questions a–d about each place of
work in exercise 1.
a.
Can this be a dangerous place to work?
b.
Do people usually work outside or inside here?
c.
Do people usually do physical work here?
d. Can you earn a good salary here?
¿QUÉ VOY A APRENEDER? (PRESENTATION)
If people
enjoy their job, they are happier in general.
If you eat a balanced diet, you'll feel healthier.
In sentences with if, we usually talk about situations
and events which are uncertain. If-sentences usually have two clauses: the
if-clause and the result clause. They
are also called conditional sentences.
·
When things can possibly happen, so can be real, we
use the same tenses with if as with other conjunctions. so, we can use the
present tense to refer to the present.
If + present
simple, ..... present simple
If people enjoy
their job, they are happier in general.
If people work
a thirty-seven-hour week, they have quite a lot of leisure time.
·
When we talk about specific situations in the future
and their possible results, we normally use present tense in the if clause to
talk about the future.
·
If + present simple, ..... will
If you eat a balanced diet, you'll feel healthier.
You'll be happier as a country if you pay higher
taxes.
The conditional clause and the result clause can
usually go in either order. When the conditional clause is first, it is
followed by a comma. When the result clause comes first, there is no comma.
If I see Jim, I'll give him your message.
I'll give Jim your message if I see him.
PRACTICO
LO QUE APRENDÍ (PRACTICE)
Match
1.
If you start the day with a good breakfast… A. you don´t go camping
2.
If dogs are scared
B. you get sunburned
3.
If you don´t drink enough water… C. You have lots of energy all day
4.
If you don´t sleep well…
D. you put on insect repellent
5.
If there is a forest fire…
E. they bark loudly
6.
If a mosquito bites you…
F. you will be dehydrated
7.
If you stay in the sun all day without any
protection G. You
feel tired in the morning
Complete the conversations with the best form of the words in brackets.
1. A: What do you think is the secret to happiness?
B: Well, lots of things. But I believe that if people _______(have) a positive attitude towards everything, they generally _____ (feel) much happier.
A: And what's the secret to a long life?
B: As well as a positive attitude, if you __ (exercise) regularly and __ (be) careful about what you eat, you _________ (probably/live) longer.
Work in pairs. Discuss the questions.
a. What is an ethical consumer?
Explain in your own words.
b. What are the characteristics
of an ethical consumer?
c. Do you consider yourself an
ethical consumer? Why?
d. If not, has this article
made you consider becoming one?
¿QUÉ APRENDÍ? (PRODUCTION) (Track 12, English please 2)
Listen and complete the sentences.
a. If
snakes aren’t scared, they don’t _________________
b. If bears
smell food, they, ________________________
c. If you
stay in the water a long time, your body loses _____________________ and it’s
difficult to swim
d. If they
bite you, it’s ________________ and you can get ill.
Read and practice
this dialogue
Person 1: "If it rains tomorrow, what will you do?"
Person 2: "If it rains, I'll probably stay indoors and catch up on
some reading."
Person 1: "That sounds like a good plan. If it doesn't rain, what's
your backup plan?"
Person 2: "If it doesn't rain, I might go for a hike in the nearby
forest. The weather should be perfect for it."
Person 1: "That sounds like fun. If you go hiking, I'll join you.
It's been a while since we explored the trails together."
Person 2: "Great! If you come along, we can make it a whole day
adventure."
Person 1: "Count me in then! Let's hope for good weather, but we'll
make the most of whatever happens."
Person 2: "Agreed! Whether rain or shine, we'll have a great time."
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