slide 1 look at the following pictures and name them a clock ice cream glass queen grapes unit 7 e language focus pronunciation kl gl kr gr kw 2 conditional types 12 and 3 revision 3 cond

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Look at the following pictures and name

them.

A cl ock ice- cr eam glass

Unit 7

E LANGUAGE FOCUS

1 Pronunciation: /kl/- /gl/- /kr/- /gr/- /kw/

2 Conditional types 1,2 and 3( revision)

By the end of the lesson, students will be able to:

- Distinguish the clusters /kl/, /gl/, /kr/, /gr/ and /kw/.

- Pronounce the words and dialogue

containing these clusters correctly.

- Use conditional sentences (types 1; 2 and 3) and conditional sentences in

reported speech appropriately.

Listen and repeat

/kl/ /gl/ /kr/ /gr/ /kw/

clean glean crowd grow quarrel class glass cranky green quarter claim struggle crash grouping quality quickly ugly creature ground queen

Practise reading aloud this dialogue:

A: Didn’t you go to the cr icket club?

B: Yes, I did go to the cr icket club.

A: Was it cr owded?

B: Quite cr owded.

A: Was Gr eg there?

B: Gr eg was there, yes And Robert Qu een was there, too.

A: Does Robert Qu een like cr icket?

B: No, he doesn’t He qu arrelled with Gr eg He

went to the pub and drank some gl asses of beer.

A: Oh dear!

B: Mm Shall I take your cl othes to the cl eaner’s?

Type IF Clause Main clause

1

Real

condition

S + V(s/es) S + will/shall + V infinitive

can/ may

2

Present-unreal

condition

S + V-2/ed S + would/ could + V infinitive

might

3

Past-unreal

condition

might

EXERCISE 1

1 I (drive) to work if I had a

car.

2 Where in Vietnam would you like to live if

you (can) choose?

3 If the weather (be) good, we will

have lunch outside.

would drive

could

is

EXERCISE 2

3 If you had had breakfast, you (not/ be)

hungry.

4 If they had had enough money, they (buy) _ that house.

5 If he (study) harder, he would

have passed the exams

wouldn’t have been

would have bought

had studied

CONDITIONAL SENTENCE IN

REPORTED SPEECH

E.g: If the weather “If the weather

E.g: If the weather “If the weather is fine this weekend, we will go for a picnic he said.” he said

picnic he said.” he said

=> He said if the weather were fine that weekend, we would go for a picnic.

E.g: If I “If the weather

E.g: If I “If the weather had enough money, I would buy a new motorbike he said.” he said

motorbike he said.” he said

=> He said if he had enough money, he would buy a new motorbike.

“If the weather “If the weather If she had studied her lesson, she wouldn t have gotwouldn t have got’t have got’t have got bad mark he said.” he said

mark he said.” he said

=> He said if she had studied her lesson, she wouldn t wouldn t ’t have got’t have got

have got bad mark.

- Simple present tense => simple past

Change of tenses:

- Will/can/may + V(inf) => Would/could/might + V(inf)

- Is/are going to + V(inf) => was/were going to + V(inf)

Change of demonstrative pronouns:

- This => That

- These => those

-Now => Then / at that time

-Today => That day

-Tomorrow => The following day / the next day

- Next + time => The following + time

e.g: Next week => The following week

-Here => there

Change of adverbials of time and place:

Exercise 3

Examples:

+> “If the weather If I were you, I wouldn’t have gott buy that coat,” he said she said.

=> She said (that) if she were me, she woudn’t have gott buy that coat.

+> “If the weather I will come to see you, if I have time,” he said the man said to her.

=> The man told her (that) he would come to see her if he had time.

1 I will come to see you if I “If the weather

have time, the man said to her. ” he said.

=> The man told her that he would come to see her if he had time.

Exercise 3

2 What would you do if someone “If the weather

stepped on your feet? he asked her. ” he said.

=> He asked her what she would say

if someone stepped on her feet.

3 If it doesn t rain, we will go “If the weather ’t have got

out with you, they said to me. ” he said.

rain they would go out with me.

4 What would you do if you were a “If the weather

billionaire? the man asked the woman. ” he said.

=> The man asked the woman what she would do if she were a billionaire.

MORE EXERCISE

I - Give the correct verb forms in the blanks:

1, If I know her number, I (telephone)

……… her.

2, If I (have) ……….wings, I (fly)

……… to the sky.

3, If I (have) ………… a car yesterday, I (go)

……… there in time.

4, If I (be) ……… 18 again, I (do)

……… it better.

will telephone

had would fly

had had would have gone

had been would do

MORE EXERCISE

1, “If I were you, I would buy that car” Jim said to me.

2, Tom said “Ann wouldn’t lend you money if you asked

her”.

3, “We wouldn’t have taken the bread if we hadn’t been

hungry” her sister said.

4, “If we do not get the tickets, we’ll stay at home” they said

to me.

Jim said to me if he was me he would buy that car

Tom said to me Ann would not lend me money if I

asked her.

Her sister said they would not have taken the bread if

they had not been hungry

They said to me if we did not get the tickets we would

stay at home.

At home, learn the grammar points, do exercises left

in textbook, and prepare for the next lesson.