Topic: Happiness
Recap on Conditionals: 0,1st, 2nd conditionals

Aims:
1. Talk about happiness - warm up
2. Listening: watch a video + comprehension
questions
3. Grammar: Introduction to conditionals:
0,1,2
4. Practice - exercises
5. Summary: homework reminder,
video+practice

How’re you doing?
How’re you today?
How’re you going?

How to be happy?

Let me introduce you to
Mr Happy…

What kind of man do you
think he is?
• ???

Let’s watch a short video to
find out if you were right…
• https://youtu.be/v_EX5NzqNXc
• Listening task: Watch a video about Mr Happy and
answer the following questions:

Questions:
1. What’s Mr Happy called? What’s his real name?
2. What time does he eat breakfast?
3. What does he do every morning? Why does he do it?
4. What was his profession in the past?
5. What do the people in the video think of Johnny?
6.
6. What did the pregnant woman do before she
went to deliver her baby?
7. What do we have to learn according to Johnny?
8. If you had more spare time, would you act like
Johnny?

1. His real name is Johnny Barnes.
2. He eats breakfast at 2am.
3. From 3:40 till 10 am he goes out to tell people that he loves them. He enjoys making
people happy.
4. He used to be an electrician.
5. He gives brotherly love to anyone who comes past.
6. She asked her husband to drive around the roundabout until Johnny saw her and
waved as it seemed to be a good omen to her.
7. We have to learn how to love each other and how to give love to each other.
8. Student’s own answer

Introduction to conditionals: 0,1,2nd

Practice exercises:
Zero Conditional: https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/zero-conditional-
exercise-1.html
1st conditional: https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/first-conditional-
exercise-1.html
2nd Conditional: https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/second-conditional-
exercise-1.html

Homework: Unit 4 Exercises
https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/
English_as_a_Second_Language_(ESL)/Conditional_sentences/
ZERO,_FIRST,_AND_SECOND_CONDITIONALS_kd1447hm
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