Conditionals quiz and nouns

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Start assignment

Write down three different types of nouns in this paragraph

Now note down the examples in the paragraph

Many students in the Netherlands dislike studying, often saying they would rather avoid homework, books, lessons, and exams. They complain it is boring, tiring, stressful, and endless. They prefer fun, games, friends, and sports instead. He, she, they, and we often echo the same feelings, especially in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Utrecht, and Leiden.

Answer

Many students in the Netherlands dislike studying, often saying they would rather avoid homework, books, lessons, and exams. They complain it is boring, tiring, stressful, and endless. They prefer fun, games, friends, and sports instead. He, she, they, and we often echo the same feelings, especially in   Hoofddorp, Nieuw Vennep, Haarlem and Bennebroek.

Kinds of nouns

Common nouns → General names for people, places, things, or ideas (e.g., book, city, teacher). They are not capitalized unless at the start of a sentence.

Proper nouns → Specific names of people, places, months, holidays, days or things (e.g., Amsterdam, Nike, Google). They are always capitalized.

Pronouns → Words that replace nouns to avoid repetition (e.g., he, she, they, we).

Today

Conditionals recap

Conditionals practise

Quiz

2nd conditional

Write a 2nd conditional sentence from Banquo's point of view.

These should be:

Giving advice or suggesting something 

 Imagine a situation in the past and the imaginary result 

 Talking about things in the future that are unlikely 

You decide from which point in the story you write it...

3rd conditional

Write a 3rd conditional sentence from Mabeth's point of view.

These should be:

A regret about the past  - 

 

Something that is impossible in his present situation - 

You decide from which point in the story you write it...

Post activity:

Lesson up quiz

Quiz time

If I _____________ (have) more time, I _____________ (travel) the world.

1. had, would travel
2. have, will travel
3. had, will travel
4. have, would travel

Which of these is it?

2nd conditional 

Giving advice or suggesting something 

 Imagine a situation in the past and the imaginary result 

 Talking about things in the future that are unlikely 

3rd conditional

A regret about the past 

Something that is impossible in his present situation 

If she _____________ (be) here, she _____________ (help) us with the project.

1. were, will help
2. was, help
3. were, would help
4. is, will help

Which of these is it?

2nd conditional 

Giving advice or suggesting something 

 Imagine a situation in the past and the imaginary result 

 Talking about things in the future that are unlikely 

3rd conditional

A regret about the past 

Something that is impossible in his present situation 

If she ________ more time, she would have finished the project.

1. had had
2. have had
3. had
4. has

Which of these is it?

2nd conditional 

Giving advice or suggesting something 

 Imagine a situation in the past and the imaginary result 

 Talking about things in the future that are unlikely 

3rd conditional

A regret about the past 

Something that is impossible in his present situation 

If you had told me, I ________ helped you.

1. will
2. should
3. can
4. would have

Which of these is it?

2nd conditional 

Giving advice or suggesting something 

 Imagine a situation in the past and the imaginary result 

 Talking about things in the future that are unlikely 

3rd conditional

A regret about the past 

Something that is impossible in his present situation 

If it _____________ (rain) tomorrow, I _____________ (stay) at home.

1. rain, stay
2. rains, will stay
3. rain, will stay
4. rains, stay

Which of these is it?

2nd conditional 

Giving advice or suggesting something 

 Imagine a situation in the past and the imaginary result 

 Talking about things in the future that are unlikely 

3rd conditional

A regret about the past 

Something that is impossible in his present situation 

What _____________ (you do) if you _____________ (win) the lottery?

1. would you do, won
2. would you do, win
3. do you do, won
4. will you do, win

Which of these is it?

2nd conditional 

Giving advice or suggesting something 

 Imagine a situation in the past and the imaginary result 

 Talking about things in the future that are unlikely 

3rd conditional

A regret about the past 

Something that is impossible in his present situation 

If he ________ the bus, he wouldn't have been late.

1. have taken
2. took
3. had taken
4. has taken

Which of these is it?

2nd conditional 

Giving advice or suggesting something 

 Imagine a situation in the past and the imaginary result 

 Talking about things in the future that are unlikely 

3rd conditional

A regret about the past 

Something that is impossible in his present situation 

If I _____________ (study) harder, I _____________ (pass) the exam.

1. studied, will pass
2. studied, would pass
3. study, will pass
4. study, would pass

Which of these is it?

2nd conditional 

Giving advice or suggesting something 

 Imagine a situation in the past and the imaginary result 

 Talking about things in the future that are unlikely 

3rd conditional

A regret about the past 

Something that is impossible in his present situation 

If they ________ more careful, they wouldn't have crashed.

1. have been
2. has been
3. were
4. had been

Which of these is it?

2nd conditional 

Giving advice or suggesting something 

 Imagine a situation in the past and the imaginary result 

 Talking about things in the future that are unlikely 

3rd conditional

A regret about the past 

Something that is impossible in his present situation 

If I had studied harder, I ________ passed the exam.

1. can
2. will
3. should
4. would have

Which of these is it?

2nd conditional 

Giving advice or suggesting something 

 Imagine a situation in the past and the imaginary result 

 Talking about things in the future that are unlikely 

3rd conditional

A regret about the past 

Something that is impossible in his present situation 

Prepositions

Where - on, in at, under

When - yesterday, later, earlier, 20 years ago, before

Direction - to, toward, into, through, across

Adverbs

Time

How often

Place

Manner

Degree of possibility

Telling them apart...

Is it followed by a noun or pronoun? (preposition)

It was on the table

Does it stand alone Adverb

Yesterday, he went...

Or modify a verb (adverb)

She walked carefully on the ice

Let's try some!!

Get the worksheet from the teacher and do the first 5.

Finished? Try the bonus questions!!!!

Answer key

Part 1	Part 2
1 Preposition – around relates to the park. 2 Adverb – up describes how she looked. 3 Preposition – before introduces everyone else. 4 Preposition – through relates to the dense forest. 5 Adverb – down describes how to sit.	1 Preposition – off introduces the table. 2 Adverb – softly describes how she whispered. 3 Preposition – past introduces the old library. 4 Adverb – inside describes where he stayed (no object).

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