Vocabulary
Emily's getting married. I must get her a ___
present
I ___ go to the festival unless Dad ___ for my ticket. (not go/ pay)
I won't go to the festival unless Dad pays for my ticket.
Evie hates rap. She won't/ might not go with you.
Evie hates rap. She won't go with you.
Dad got his first ___ when he was eighteen.
job
She ___ her exams unless she ___ for them. (not pass/ revise)
She won't pass her exams unless she revises for them.
Everything will/ might be OK-don't worry.
Everything will be OK-don't worry.
My sister got ___ in church last Saturday.
married
If you ___ something, you ___ hungry later. (not eat/ be)
If you don't eat something, you will be hungry later.
We won't/ might not have enough money for a taxi. Let's ask how much it is.
We might not have enough money for a taxi. Let's ask how much it is.
I can't get ___ early in the mornings.
up
We ___ to the beach tomorrow unless it ___ (go/ rain)
We will go to the beach tomorrow unless it rains.
I'm sure you 'll / might enjoy the film.
I'm sure you 'll enjoy the film.
My sister got a ___ when she got a weekend job and earned some money.
bank account
If you ___ early, you ___ on time. (leave/ arrive)
If you leave early, you will arrive on time.
It will/ might rain later. Who knows?
It might rain later. Who knows?