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    If something can go wrong, it will go wrong. The summary provides 6 examples of Murphy's Law: 1) If you lose something, you'll find it in the last place you look. 2) If you arrive early to a party, everyone else will be late. 3) If you make an appointment with the doctor, you'll feel better before you see them. 4) If you don't do your homework, your teacher will ask for it. 5) If you buy a new carpet, you'll drop something on it the first day. 6) If you get into a hot bath, the phone will ring.

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    If something can go wrong, it will go wrong. The summary provides 6 examples of Murphy's Law: 1) If you lose something, you'll find it in the last place you look. 2) If you arrive early to a party, everyone else will be late. 3) If you make an appointment with the doctor, you'll feel better before you see them. 4) If you don't do your homework, your teacher will ask for it. 5) If you buy a new carpet, you'll drop something on it the first day. 6) If you get into a hot bath, the phone will ring.

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    8bif Something Can Go Wrong: Traditions and Superstitions

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    If something can go wrong, it will go wrong. The summary provides 6 examples of Murphy's Law: 1) If you lose something, you'll find it in the last place you look. 2) If you arrive early to a party, everyone else will be late. 3) If you make an appointment with the doctor, you'll feel better before you see them. 4) If you don't do your homework, your teacher will ask for it. 5) If you buy a new carpet, you'll drop something on it the first day. 6) If you get into a hot bath, the phone will ring.

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    8BIf something can go wrong


    1 GRAMMAR f+ present, c Complete the texts with the correct form of the verb in brackers
    Then read and match the texts with the correct pictures, A-C
    +will+ infinitive (first
    conditional)
    a Match the sentence halves.
    Here are six more
    Traditions and Superstitions
    examples A
    of Murphy's Law: 1 Giving a knife D
    If a friend gives (give) you a knife as a
    1 Ifyou lose something, C
    2 Ifyou arrive early at party a present and you give (give) your
    3 Ifyoumake an appointment with the doctor, friend a coin in return, your friendship
    4Ifyou don't do your homework, will last (last) forever.
    5
    Ifyou buy a new
    carpet,
    B
    6 Ifyou get into a hot bath, 2 Horseshoe

    a
    you'll feel better before you see him.
    Ifyou (hang) a horseshoe
    above your door, it|
    b you'll drop something on it the first day. (bring)
    good luck to you and your family.
    c youHfindit intheBast pBaceyoutook
    d the
    phone will ring. C
    everyone else will be late.
    e
    3 Ladders
    f your teacher will ask you for it. Ifyou (walk) under a ladder
    you (have) bad luck.
    b
    Circlethe correct form. 4 Throwing a coin in a fountain
    1 Iftheplane arrives late tonight, Iwill miss|
    miss the last bus. Ifyou (throw) a coin into a well
    orfountain and
    2
    If you see/ will see accident, call the police!
    an
    the wish
    make) awish
    3
    They won't get lost, if they use /will use (come) true.
    their satnav.
    4 We don't get / won't get the cinema in time
    5 Falling leaves
    if we don't leave now.
    to
    If it
    (be) the first day of E
    5 If you don't take/ won't take an umbrella, autumn, and you
    it'll definitely rain!
    leaf, you (catch) a falling
    6 If my phone doesn't work / won't work (not be) ill ll winter.
    can I use
    here,
    yours? 6 Mirrors
    7
    Kathy is / will be
    get the job.
    disappointed if she doesn't
    If you
    (break) a mirror,
    8 Ifthere isn't / won't be much traffic when
    we (have) seven years bad you
    luck.
    leave, it won't take long to get there.
    7 Spiders
    If you
    watch it carefully. If (see) spider
    a
    on its web, G
    the
    (run) down the web, spider
    on a
    trip soon.
    you (go)

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