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IMAGEN #1:
Read the questionnaire below. Underline the best answers.
Questionnaire
1. If an elderly lady stands in front of me on the train,
a. I give up my seat for her.
b. I hold up my newspaper so I can't see her.
c. I pretend to be asleep.
2. When I want to talk to someone who is speaking on the telephone,
a. I say, "Excuse me, and start to talk to them.
b. I wave my arms, tap my watch and shout, 'Hurry up!' until they finish speaking.
c. I wait quietly until they finish speaking.
3. If my mobile phone rings while I'm having a conversation with someone,
a. I answer the phone.
b. I switch off the phone and call back later.
c. let it go on ringing and talk more loudly.
4. If someone bumps into me in the street,
a. l apologise and continue walking.
b. I shout, 'Hey! Watch where you’re going!"
5. lf friend borrows money from me but forgets to pay it back,
a. I ask them politely for the money.
b. I forget about it. Friendship is more important than money.
c. I say, "Hey! Where's my money!?"
6. If my friend has a terrible haircut and asks me how it looks,
a. I tell them the truth.
b. I lie and say it looks nice.
C. I point and laugh.
7. If, in a restaurant, there is a fly in my soup,
a. I shout at the waiter and leave the restaurant.
b. I ask the waiter to take the soup away.
c. I think, 'Lucky me!" and eat it.
8. If my best friend gains weight,
a. I tell them to cut down on eating junk food.
b. I don't say anything.
IMAGEN #2
Language focus
We use the zero conditional to talk about what usually happens, or what people
do, in a situation.
Questions
What do you do if you are late for work?
If you miss the last bus, how do you get home?
When we use the zero conditional and the first clause begins with when/if, a
comma is added before the second clause. Otherwise a comma is unnecessary.
IMAGEN #3
Practice.
3. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in parentheses.
4. Complete the sentences below with things that are true for you.
Language Focus
We can use the first conditional to talk about possible situations in the future.
We can replace will in the result part of the sentence with some other modals.
If the will-part comes first, we don't use a comma between the two parts.
Practice.
6. Use the words in parentheses in the correct form to complete the phrases on
the left.
B. Mach each phrase with words on the right to make first conditional sentences.
IMAGEN #6
Language Focus.
We use the second conditional to talk about unlikely, imagined situations in the
present or future.
Practice.
5. Work with a partner. Use would and the correct form of the verbs in
parentheses to complete the sentences. Use short forms when you can.
5. Listen to the next part of the call. Complete the table below.
Caller’s name
Why the caller cannot speak with the person
Caller’s number
PROYECT
8.
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beautiful and careful skin.
If you buy two colognes, we will give you the third at half price.