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    The document poses hypothetical scenarios and invites the reader to consider how they would respond if those scenarios happened to them. It asks the reader to complete conditional sentences about what they would do if they got lost in a strange town, if their dog ate their favorite shoes, or if they spilled orange juice on their homework. It also prompts imagining responses to finding a Saturday job in a bakery or living on a tropical island. Finally, it includes pictures and invites writing more conditional sentences based on imagining the scenarios depicted.

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    The document poses hypothetical scenarios and invites the reader to consider how they would respond if those scenarios happened to them. It asks the reader to complete conditional sentences about what they would do if they got lost in a strange town, if their dog ate their favorite shoes, or if they spilled orange juice on their homework. It also prompts imagining responses to finding a Saturday job in a bakery or living on a tropical island. Finally, it includes pictures and invites writing more conditional sentences based on imagining the scenarios depicted.

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    The document poses hypothetical scenarios and invites the reader to consider how they would respond if those scenarios happened to them. It asks the reader to complete conditional sentences about what they would do if they got lost in a strange town, if their dog ate their favorite shoes, or if they spilled orange juice on their homework. It also prompts imagining responses to finding a Saturday job in a bakery or living on a tropical island. Finally, it includes pictures and invites writing more conditional sentences based on imagining the scenarios depicted.

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    If it happened to me...

    These things might happen. What would or wouldn't you do if they


    happened to you?
    Example: If I found some money in the street, I would buy an ice cream.

    If I got lost in a strange town, _____________________________________________________.


    If my dog ate my favourite shoes, _________________________________________________.
    If I spilled orange juice on my English homework, _________________________________.
    If someone offered me a Saturday job in a bakery, ________________________________.
    If I lived on a tropical island, _______________________________________________________.

    Complete the beginning of the sentences. Use your imagination.

    _______________________________________, I would miss my English class.


    _______________________________________, I would scream.
    _______________________________________, I would be so excited.
    _______________________________________, I would go swimming every day.
    _______________________________________, my best friend wouldn't support me.
    If it happened to me...
    Look at the pictures. Write conditional sentences (type 2). Use your
    imagination.
    Example: If I found some money in the street, I would buy an ice cream.

    1. 2. 3. 4.

    5. 6. 7. 8.

    9. 10. 11. 12.

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