First conditional . might .

Second conditional
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First conditional
I Choosing the correct form
Look at the holiday brochure. Complete the text with the phrases in the box.

'[ enjoy 'tt put {ike{wimmins 'llwant to go enjoy book 'll give

5 a ynetLtlry fa r everyaw!
. lf your kids t lika swimming ond ploying on the beoch, they'll
Iove the long, sondy beoches.
. l{ youz f ne food ond wine, you'll wont to
dine ot our oword-winning restouronts.
o lf you need to relox ond wont to treot yourself,
you 3
spending time ot our fobulous spo
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holidoY ot r lf you wont history ond culture, you a
the bert on one of the mony excursions we offer
- price! -
Owr prarnt^re^r to yau!
.lfyout before the end of the month,
we'll give you o discount of 5o/o.

o We6 o free botfle of chompogne rn

your room when you orrrve-
. lf you oren't sotisfied with your holidoy, we'
you your money bockl

I Questions and answers

1 Your friend is going on holiday. Write questions about possible problems. 2 Match the answers with a question in
exercise 1.
1 What/do/you/miss/plan e? Whal will you do if you niss tho plane?

2 What/do/plane/be/delayed?
u I I'[ just eat bread and fruit.
3 What/do/hotels/b e/full ?
b I I wont sunbathe for a few days.
c E I wont miss it. I'll get there in time.
4 What/do/you/not like/food?
d E I'tt find a youth hostel.
5 What/ do /you/get/sunburnt?
e I I'[lust have to wait at the airport.
6 Where/golbeaches/be/crowded?
f E I'tt go to the hotel swimming pool.
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 3 Conjunctions might
I Complete the sentenceswithif or when.
4 might = perhaps * will
1 you cart't do your homework, ask for help.
Rewrite the sentences using might.
2 l'llpay you back I next see you.
- I Perhaps it'll rain tomorrow
3 l'm soine to bed the film ends.
It might raintomotow.
4 Come on! we dont hurry, we'll miss the bus!
2 Perhaps we'll go to Spain on holiday.
5 anyone phones me, tell them I'm out.
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6 I alwavs set excited summer comes. 3 Perhaps I'11go out tonight.
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7 weather's bad, we'll stay at home.
4 Perhaps |ane will invite me to her party.
2 -the
Andy is saying goodbye to his wife, Beth, who is going away
on a business trip. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct
tense and fcirclel the correct words in italics. 5 Perhaps I'11 get some money for my birthday.

5 Choosing the correct form

@)the correct form of the verb in italics.

Dont wait for me. I'llbe / mightbelate. It

depends on the traffic.
'What are you doing tonight?'
'I dont know. I'm going out I might go out, or
I might stay in I 'm staying inl
'Byell'll see / might seeyovthis evening!'
'See you later! Dinner will be ready at7.00i
'What are you cooking tonight?'
'I havent decided yet.I'm going to make /
A Bye, darling! Have a good trip! might make a lasagneJ

B Thanks.I'llcall (call)you@/ whilel arrive at I might take /'m takingloe to the theatre for his
the hotel. birthday. I booked it last night.

A ButIm going out tonight. Remember? Beccy and Stefan are going to get married /
might get marriedt They got engaged last week.
B WeIl, when / tf yot_ (be) out when I (call),
I (leave) a message on the answer phone.

A Great. What time do

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youthinkyou'llbe there?
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B
at the hotel at about 10.00 in the evening your time.
A OK. I hope everything goes well. Let me know
when / whileyot-(have) the time of your flight
home, and I (pick) you up at the airport.
Rightt Have a nice time as soon as / while I (be)
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away! Dort't miss me too much!
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