LESSON 9


Welcome to a new lesson! Today we're going to continue working with CONDITIONAL SENTENCES, but this time we're going to focus our attention on SECOND CONDITONAL.

So, let's go straight to the theory and see how this works:






Now let's do some practice:

1- Follow the example and complete the blank spaces with the verbs in the correct form:



2- Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense:


Go to page 145 in the SB. 

3- Write second conditonal sentences:

4- FIRST or SECOND CONDITIONAL? Complete with the correct form of the verb:


Now, let's focus on vocabulary. Go to page 162 SB.

5- Complete the PREPOSITION column with IN or ON. You may need a dictionary. Then listen and check:



WHERE PEOPLE LIVE (audio)

Learn these differences:

6- Match the words and pictures. Then listen and check:



PARTS OF HOUSES OR FLATS (audio)


7- Match the descriptions and the photos. Then listen and check:



DESCRIBING A HOUSE OR FLAT (audio)


Learn these differences:



HOMEWORK: (send this activity to my mail)

1- Write a description of your house/ flat and your favourite room. Use new adjectives.


We are going to check the activities on Second Conditional Sentences in the zoom class. This is all for today! 










 

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