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The document summarizes how television advertising influences consumer behavior and happiness levels. It notes that the average viewer now sees 10,000 TV ads annually, with each ad promising better life through purchasing products. However, studies show that happiness levels return to normal after about a year even for lottery winners. So the document concludes that people should not believe everything advertisers say and may want to switch off ads to avoid wasting money unnecessarily.
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- 1. 84 PHOTOCOPIABLE © OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS4 UNIT4 Grammar: Consolidation Name Conditionals, wishes and regrets 1 Complete the text with the appropriate forms of the words in the list. as long as | be (x2) | buy | even if | if only not see | return | see | win | wish | unless If you watch television tonight, how many adverts do you think you (1) ? Ten, twenty, more? If you had been watching TV in 1950s Britain, you (2) any adverts. Now, the average viewer sees 10,000 TV adverts annually. Each advert promises us: ‘your life will be better if you (3) this product.’ Adverts make us (4) our lives could be different, but they only offer one solution. (5) we keep on shopping, we will be happy. This makes us feel dissatisfied. (6) we’d been born rich. Perhaps if we had more money to spend, then we (7) more successful or popular. If that message (8) really true, it would mean that only rich people could be happy. But studies have shown that (9) you (10) the lottery, your happiness levels (11) to normal again after about a year. So, (12) you want to waste all your money, don’t believe everything advertisers tell you. And maybe switch off the TV during the commercial breaks! 2 Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first. 1 I’d really like to be able to go shopping every day. If only 2 He bought a new mobile because he lost his old one. If he 3 She regrets spending all her money. She wishes 4 I’ll only come shopping with you if you buy me a coffee. As long 5 I won’t shop there again because the assistants were rude. I would shop 6 Winning the lottery is impossible without buying a ticket! You won’t 7 I bought these shoes because I’d seen them in an advert. I wouldn’t 8 It might rain tomorrow, but that won’t stop us from going to the sales! Even if it 3 Correct the mistakes in the sentences. 1 If only would she stop talking about shopping! 2 You won’t save money if you stop going to the shops. 3 We won’t be in debt now if we hadn’t bought an expensive holiday last month. 4 I wish I would never bought this dress. 5 Will you be happier if you had more money? 6 If he didn’t spend all his money, he’d come to the cinema tonight. 4 Write the appropriate forms of the bold verbs. Then complete the sentences with your own ideas. 1 Even if I (be) a millionaire, I 2 As long as I (can save) enough money, I 3 I wish I (not buy) because 4 If I (start) working full-time last year, I MOTRB2.indb 84 24/3/09 11:12:01