This document discusses different forms of present unreal conditionals and connectors that can be used with them. It explains that present unreal conditionals describe hypothetical situations using "if" plus the past simple tense. They then provide examples of conditionals using "if" and conditionals using "would" followed by "if". The document also discusses using connectors like "despite" and "although/even though" to contrast two opposite ideas in the same sentence when using unreal conditionals.
This document discusses different forms of present unreal conditionals and connectors that can be used with them. It explains that present unreal conditionals describe hypothetical situations using "if" plus the past simple tense. They then provide examples of conditionals using "if" and conditionals using "would" followed by "if". The document also discusses using connectors like "despite" and "although/even though" to contrast two opposite ideas in the same sentence when using unreal conditionals.
This document discusses different forms of present unreal conditionals and connectors that can be used with them. It explains that present unreal conditionals describe hypothetical situations using "if" plus the past simple tense. They then provide examples of conditionals using "if" and conditionals using "would" followed by "if". The document also discusses using connectors like "despite" and "although/even though" to contrast two opposite ideas in the same sentence when using unreal conditionals.
exist, but could happen, and the possible results of it) Form IF + simple past + comma + conditional (WOULD + base form)
If bilingual education were banned in the
United States, immigrant children would not attend bilingual classes anymore.
Make your own sentence and share it with
your neighbour. Form 2 conditional (WOULD + base form) + IF + simple past
Immigrant children would not attend
bilingual classes anymore if bilingual education were banned in the United States.
Make your own sentence and share it with
your neighbour.
Do exercises 1-5 on p. 153
Connectors
despite, despite the fact that
contrast 2 opposite ideas in the same sentence Despite
Look at these 2 sentences.
Decide which one is correct and which one is incorrect.
Despite the difficulties, he failed.
Despite the difficulties, he
succeeded. Form Despite + noun/gerund + comma + sentence
Despite the difficulties, many
people still immigrate to the U.S. Despite struggling to make a living, many immigrants succeed in the U.S. Form Despite the fact that + sentence + comma + sentence
Despite the fact that an
immigrant’s life is difficult, many people still decide to immigrate.
Make your own sentence.
Do exercises on p. 154-155. More Connectors
although and even though
contrast 2 opposite ideas in the
same sentence The argument appears in the main clause, not the subordinate clause.