This document discusses different types of conditional sentences used to talk about uncertain or hypothetical situations. It begins by explaining real conditionals which use "if" and "will" to talk about specific future possibilities. It then explains unreal conditionals which use "if" and "would" to talk about imaginary or hypothetical scenarios. The document provides examples of each type of conditional. It concludes by having the reader complete exercises to practice using conditionals in their workbook.

1. Unit 8: Choices
Unit 8: Choices

2. We use it to talk about
situations and events which
are uncertain
When we talk about things that can possibly happen
If + Present Simple/Will Present Simple/Will
Example:
"If people enjoy their job, they´re happier in general"
When we talk about specific situations in the future and their
possible results
Real
Real
Conditionals
Conditionals

3. Activity
Activity You’ll find it in your workbook on page 53
4. Choose the best options to complete the text.
2- If you feel / will feel angry, you may lose control of yourself.
3- You will be / won’t be completely happy..
4- …unless you will get rid / can get rid of bad feelings.
5- If you meditate / will meditate for twenty minutes a day you deal
better with everything else.
6- If you start / will start meditating today, you will see the results in a
month.
7- Anyone is / can be the happiest person in the world..
8- ..if they look / will look in the right place. So find out what happiness
really is for you and go for it!

4. Activity
Activity
2- If you feel / will feel angry, you may lose control of yourself.
3- You will be / won’t be completely happy..
4- …unless you will get rid / can get rid of bad feelings.
5- If you meditate / will meditate for twenty minutes a day you deal
better with everything else.
6- If you start / will start meditating today, you will see the results in a
month.
7- Anyone is / can be the happiest person in the world..
8- ..if they look / will look in the right place. So find out what happiness
really is for you and go for it!
You’ll find it in your workbook on page 53
4. Choose the best options to complete the text.

5. Unreal
Unreal
Conditionals
Conditionals
They express something
that is imaginary or
hypothetical
If and Would sentences
When we talk about an unreal situations in the present or
future, we use "If " when talking about an unreal situation
and " Would " when talking about a hypothetical or imaginary
situation.

6. Unreal Conditionals
Unreal Conditionals
If + Past Tense would (´d) + infinitive without to
Example:
"If someone needed my help, I´d do my best to help
them"
"I´d be much happier if the weather wasn´t so bad"

7. Activity
Activity Workbook page 55
4. Complete the second sentences so they have a similar meaning
to the first sentence. Use the words in brackets
2. I think you should do something about it. (were )
If _________________________do something about it.
3. I can’t help because I don’t know first aid. (would)
I _________________________________ first aid
4. We aren’t generous because we don’t have enough money. (if)
We___________________________________had more money.
5. It’s possible that I’d do something if I saw a parent shouting at a child. (might)
I_______________________ I saw a parent shouting at a child.
6. People don’t help more because there aren’t enough charity campaigns on TV.
(more)
People would help more ________________________ charity campaigns on TV.

8. Activity
Activity Workbook page 55
4. Complete the second sentences so they have a similar meaning
to the first sentence. Use the words in brackets
2. I think you should do something about it. (were )
If _________________________do something about it.
3. I can’t help because I don’t know first aid. (would)
I _________________________________ first aid
4. We aren’t generous because we don’t have enough money. (if)
We___________________________________had more money.
5. It’s possible that I’d do something if I saw a parent shouting at a child. (might)
I___________________________ I saw a parent shouting at a child.
6. People don’t help more because there aren’t enough charity campaigns on TV.
(more)
People would help more ________________________ charity campaigns on TV.
I were you, I would
would help if I knew
’d be generous if we
might do something if
if there we’re more

9. Linking Words
Linking Words
Words that link or relate
ideas in the same sentence
or paragraph.
Types of Linking Words:
And
Also
As well as
Firstly
In particular
Like
For Example
Because
Due to
So
Therefore
As a result
For this
reason
Addition
Addition
Giving
Giving
Examples
Examples
Cause
Cause
/Reason
/Reason
Effect/
Effect/
Result
Result

10. Activity
Activity
Complete each sentences with Linking words
1- He applied for the job________ got it.
2- I like cooking new dishes _________ eating meat,
_________ I don´t like washing dishes afterward
3-_________, I´m going to explain why there are so
many distractions around us.
And (x2) Firstly But

11. Activity
Activity
Complete each sentences with Linking words
1- He applied for the job________ got it.
2- I like cooking new dishes _________ eating
meat,_________ I don´t like washing dishes
afterward
3-_________, I´m going to explain why there are so
many distractions around us.
And (x2) Firstly But
And

12. Activity
Activity
Complete each sentences with Linking words
1- He applied for the job________ got it.
2- I like cooking new dishes _________ eating
meat,_________ I don´t like washing dishes
afterward
3-_________, I´m going to explain why there are so
many distractions around us.
And (x2) Firstly But
And
And

13. Activity
Activity
Complete each sentences with Linking words
1- He applied for the job________ got it.
2- I like cooking new dishes _________ eating
meat,_________ I don´t like washing dishes
afterward
3-_________, I´m going to explain why there are so
many distractions around us.
And (x2) Firstly But
And
And
But

14. Activity
Activity
Complete each sentences with Linking words
1- He applied for the job________ got it.
2- I like cooking new dishes _________ eating
meat,_________ I don´t like washing dishes
afterward
3-_________, I´m going to explain why there are so
many distractions around us.
And (x2) Firstly But
And
And
But
Firstly

15. Prefixes
Prefixes
Prefixes are a group of letters
added at the beggining of a word
to change its meaning
mis-
(= do badly)
re-
(= do again)
in-
(= not)
"misjudge" "replace" "inactive"
over-
(= too much)
"overspend"

16. Activity
Activity Open your workbook on page 56!
3. Choose the correct words to complete the sentences
1- inactive / overactive people are more likely to have health problems
than people who do a lot of exercise.
2- I'd like to rearrange / replace the meeting on Thursday.
3- Honestly, I think you're overacting / overreacting. There is no need to
get so angry.
4- These prices are incorrect / overpriced. Everything has gone up by
10%. Please change them.
5- I can't belive they misplaced / misspelled my name again. it's got one
's', not two.
6- They had to cancel the ceremony at the last minute.
Have they renewed / rescheduled it yet?

17. 1- inactive / overactive people are more likely to have health problems
than people who do a lot of exercise.
2- I'd like to rearrange / replace the meeting on Thursday.
3- Honestly, I think you're overacting / overreacting. There is no need to
get so angry.
4- These prices are incorrect / overpriced. Everything has gone up by
10%. Please change them.
5- I can't belive they misplaced / misspelled my name again. it's got one
's', not two.
6- They had to cancel the ceremony at the last minute.
Have they renewed / rescheduled it yet?
Answers
Answers
3. Choose the correct words to complete the sentences

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