The document discusses how James met his love by chance at the airport after spilling coffee on his shirt and missing his flight to Australia. It compares how the events would have been different if James had gone to Australia as planned by using conditional sentences like "If James hadn't spilled coffee..." and "If he'd flown to Australia...".

1. Pronunciation
If James hadn’t gone to the airport,
he wouldn’t have met his love.
If James’d gone to Australia,
he would’ve never met his love.

2. Compare
• If James’d gone to Australia, …
• If he’d gone to Australia,…

3. Compare
• If James’d gone to Australia, …
• If James hadn’t gone to
Australia,…

4. Say it…
If James hadn’t spilled coffee on
his shirt, he wouldn’t have
missed the flight.

5. If James hadn’t spilled coffee on
his shirt, he wouldn’t have
missed the flight.

6. Say it…
If he’d flown to Australia, he
would’ve been at the wedding.

7. If he’d flown to Australia, he
would’ve been at the wedding.