vocab
Conditionals (0-1-2)
need/tend to
Real-Life Challenges
Find the mistakes
100

I fell off my chair in the office today—it was so _______________!

embarrassing

100

If I ________ (have) more money, I _______ (travel) around my country.

If I had more money, I would travel around my country.

100
Denise tends to/needs to sing a lot at work.

Denise tends to sing a lot at work.

100

Your friend says, "Climate change is a serious problem." Give one possible solution using need to.

Example: "Governments need to invest more in renewable energy."

100

Correct the mistake: "If people will recycle more, there will be less waste."

If people recycle more, there will be less waste.

200

There have been terrible ____________ in Australia caused by the lack of water and increasing temperatures.

bushfires

200

If you __________ (leave) butter in a warm room, it __________ (melt). 

If you leave butter in a warm room, it melts. 

200

I think you tendn't / needn't bring anything extra for the class.

I think you needn't bring anything extra for the class.

200

Two friends want different things: one wants to go to the beach, the other wants to go hiking. Suggest a compromise using a phrase from Unit 2.

Example: "I understand where you're coming from. How about we go hiking in the morning and spend the afternoon at the beach?"

200

Complete with the correct verb forms: "If I ___ (be) the mayor, I ___ (build) more affordable housing."

were/would be (second conditional)

300

There was a _____________ about the time. I said eight, but she thought I meant eight in the evening!

misunderstanding

300

I ________ (go) to the gym tonight if I _________ (go) for a run at lunchtime.

I'll go to the gym tonight if I don't go for a run at lunchtime.

300

Find the mistake:

You needn't to bring anything for the party!

You needn't (NO "to"!) bring anything for the party!

300

A city has increasing homelessness. Propose a solution using one conditional sentence and one Unit 2 vocabulary item.

Example: "If the government invested in affordable housing, it would help tackle homelessness."

300

Correct the TWO mistakes: "She doesn't tends to complain, but she need to speak to her flatmate."

She doesn't tend to complain, but she needs to speak to her flatmate.

400

If we keep having a difference of opinion, we'll just have to ______________ and find something we can both agree on.

compromise

400

Unless she _____________ (change) her mind, she ___________ (be) here by now.

Unless she changed her mind, she would be here by now.

400

Make a sentence with "tend to" that does not start with "I".

:)

400

Your flatmate never washes the dishes. Complain politely using an I-statement, not an accusation.

Example: "I feel frustrated when the dishes are left in the sink because I can't use the kitchen."

400

Find and correct the FOUR mistakes:

"If governments will invest more in renewable energy, pollution will decrease. People tends to waste electricity, so we need reducing our consumption."

 

"If governments invested more in renewable energy, pollution would decrease. People tend to waste electricity, so we need to reduce our consumption."

500

It's time governments ______________ these issues that are affecting our communities.

tackle

500

When we ____________ (make) a decision, we ____________ (have) meetings.

When we make a decision, we have meetings.

500

Make a negative sentence with "need to".

:)

500

Your city is experiencing serious water shortages. Propose two practical solutions, using tend to/ need to, and at least two Unit 2 vocabulary items.

Example: "People tend to waste water without realising it. We need to make residents more conscious of their consumption. If we introduced water-saving systems, we could achieve a significant reduction in waste."

500

Rewrite the following sentence using the word in brackets. Keep the same meaning.

 "It was unnecessary for you to attend the meeting." (needn't)

You needn't have attended the meeting

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