Grammar revision Year 3 Chapter 5+6
Grammar revision Year 3 Chapter 5+6
Learning objective
After today you will be able to:
Differentiate between differen conditionals and create conditional sentences.
Differentiate between reflexive and reciprocal pronouns and create sentences with them.
Differentiate between relative pronouns and make sentences with them.
Lesson duration is: 45 minItems in this lesson
Grammar revision Year 3 Chapter 5+6
Learning objective
After today you will be able to:
Differentiate between differen conditionals and create conditional sentences.
Differentiate between reflexive and reciprocal pronouns and create sentences with them.
Differentiate between relative pronouns and make sentences with them.
Program
Conditionals, the how, the when, the why
Reflexive and reciprocal pronouns
Relative pronouns and clauses
Zero conditional
First conditional
Second Conditional
Third Conditional
What do you remember about each conditional?
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Conditionals
Used when the speaker wants to present something as fact.
Because it's considered a fact, both the if-clause and result clause are in the present simple
Example: "If you commit a crime, you go to jail."
Zero conditional (99-100%)
First conditional (70-75%)
Used when it is highly likely the condition will be met.
The if-clause is in the present simple but the result clause uses will + infinitive
Example: "If you clean your room, it will look nicer."
What is the tense used in the if-clause of a zero conditional?
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Past simple
Present continuous
Future simple
Present simple
What percentage likelihood is associated with the first conditional?
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99-100%
0%
50-60%
70-75%
In a zero conditional, what happens if you commit a crime?
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You will go to jail
You went to jail
You might go to jail
You go to jail
What is the structure of the result clause in the first conditional?
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Future perfect
Past simple
Present simple
Will + infinitive
Conditionals
Used when we look back on a situation (hindsight).
The if-clause uses the past perfect and the result clause uses would have + past participle (vdw)
Example: "If I had read the manual, I would have finished earlier.
Used when it is highly unlike the condition will be met or the situation is hypothetical.
Uses the past simple for the if-clause and would + infinitive for the result clause.
Example: "If I had money, I would buy a nicer car."
Third conditional (0%)
Second conditional (25-50%)
What tense is used in the if-clause for hindsight?
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Present simple
Past simple
Future perfect
Past perfect
Which sentence uses the third conditional?
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If I study, I would pass.
If I study, I will pass.
If I studied, I will pass.
If I had studied, I would have passed.
What is the structure for the second conditional?
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Past simple and would + infinitive
Past perfect and would have
Future perfect and would
Present simple and will
Which example shows a hypothetical situation?
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If I had read the manual, I would have finished.
If I worked, I will earn money.
If I finish, I will go out.
If I had the time, I would travel a lot more.
Write a sentence in which you use one of the four conditional forms
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How confident do you feel that you know conditionals and how to use/make them?
What do you remember about reflexive and reciprocal pronouns?
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Reflexive and reciprocal pronouns
Reflexive pronouns
Are used to when the subject and object of a sentence are the same.
Examples:
"I bathe myself every morning."
"My sister taught herself how to do nail art."
Reciprocal pronouns
each other or one another
Used when people do the same thing to each other.
Example: "We hugged each other."
If a possesion is involved, we need to add 's.
Example: They copied one another's notes.
Which sentence uses a reflexive pronoun?
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I bathe myself every morning.
My sister taught her how to cook.
We hugged each other.
They copied one another's notes.
What is the function of reciprocal pronouns?
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Used for direct objects.
Used for self-reflection.
Used to show possession.
Used when people do the same thing.
Which sentence correctly uses a reciprocal pronoun?
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They copied one another's notes.
We hugged ourselves.
I bathe myself every morning.
My sister taught herself nail art.
What do reflexive pronouns refer to?
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Possession between two people.
Pronouns indicating distance.
Subject and object are the same.
Actions done by multiple people.
Write two sentences. One with a reflexive and one with a reciprocal pronoun.
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How confident do you feel about reflexive and reciprocal pronouns after this?
What do you remember about relative clauses and relative pronouns?
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Relative pronouns
Things / Possession
Things: which
Example:
My laptop, which has stickers on it, is used for work.
Possesion: whose
Example:
John, whose sister lives next to me, applied for a job here.
People
Who / whom
No preposition --> who
Preposition --> whom
Example:
His sister, who is in my class, is nice.
Tobias is the person to whom I talk a lot
Choose the correct relative pronoun: My phone, _____ is new, is great.
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who
whose
whom
which
Choose the correct relative pronoun: Sarah, _____ I met yesterday, is friendly.
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who
which
whom
whose
Fill in the blank: The artist ,_____ collection we're seeing, is famous.
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whose
who
whom
which
Choose the correct relative pronoun: The teacher, to _____ I look up, is retiring.
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who
whose
whom
which
Write two sentences in which you've used a relative pronoun.
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How confident do you feel about relative clauses and pronouns after this?
Which of the following do you want to practice more on for the test week?
Conditionals
Reflexive and reciprocal pronouns
Relative clauses and pronouns
A mix of grammar
More so vocabulary and stones
