U5 Revision

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• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

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Hello everyone - I hope you are well and have enjoyed your time off!

Test Friday 15 May -> vocabulary + grammar!

Revision grammar unit 5 + 6 this week

Grammar unit 5

First conditional

Second conditional

Modals of obligation, prohibition, permission

Either you stay for this (my expl + help) or you start studying and do the exercises on p. 67 in the SB

First conditional

Second conditional

Modals of obligation

Modals of permission

Modals of prohibition

Modal that expresses that something is optional

Can - may

May not - mustn't - can't 

Must - have to 

They would get upset if were told that information now.

Don't have to

If you prepare really well for your test, you be able to do the exercises quickly and correctly.

• One sentence
• Two clauses

- If clause: if + present simple

- Main clause: will + infinitive*

Usage: to talk about a real or very likely situation 

• One sentence
• Two clauses

- If clause: if + past simple

- Main clause: would + infinitive

Usage: to talk about imaginary, unlikely situations (hypothetical)

First Conditonal

Second Conditional

*Infinitive = whole verb (without to). Examples: 'be,' 'go,' 'make,' 'study,' etc

Usage: to talk about a real or very likely situation 

Unless = if not

If you don't finish your meal, you will not get a dessert. 

Unless you finish your meal, you will not get a dessert.

Usage: to talk about imaginary, unlikely situations (hypothetical)

Questions?

First Conditonal

Second Conditional

Modals

Prohibition	Obligation	Permission	Optional
Mustn't Can't May not	Must Have to	Can May	Don't have to

We usually use 'must' when the speaker has decided that something is important and 'have to' when someone else has decided this.

Modals

You can study these - just study the rules here:

• Your notebook
• Grammar and reference 5.2 in the online workbook

If he ... (go) to Paris next month, he ... (visit) the Eiffel Tower.

I have not received any emails. If she (have) her laptop with her, she
(email) me.

Unless the children (eat) soon, they
(be) grumpy.

If Lucy (have) enough time, she
(travel) more. School is starting again next week, however.

If I (not/go) to bed soon, I
(be) tired in the morning.

If I (want) a new car, I
(buy) one. I won't, though.

My brother ______ (buy) a sports car if he _______ (have) the money. He doesn't, though.

You ___ come to the meeting but it would help us all if you’re there.

The rules say that you ___ only invite one guest to the club.

You _____ use your phone in class.

You ________ drive in this country unless you are over eighteen.