Third Conditional
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Is the third conditional referring to true or imaginary circumstances?
Imaginary
100
What does it mean to "look after" someone?
Take care of them
100
What is this animal called?
Kangaroo
100
What does "carry on" mean?
Continue
100
What is this called?
Shamrock/4 leaf clover
200
Is the third conditional referring to the past, present or future?
The past
200
Use "give up" in a sentence.
I am going to give up on my homework.
200
What is this vegetable called?
Brussel sprouts
200
What does it mean to "put something off"?
Postpone/do it later
200
What is "apagón" in English?
Blackout
300
Finish this sentence in the third conditional:
If it had rained last weekend...
If it had rained last weekend, we would have stayed home.
300
What does it mean to "get along" with someone?
You are friends
300
In which year was the first film produced in color?
1. 1902
2. 1945
3. 1977
1. 1902
300
What does it mean if you are "looking forward to" something?
You are excited for it
300
What does the word "elated" mean?
Very happy
400
If Alyssa had studied for her exam, she would have passed.
In this scenario, did Alyssa pass her exam?
No, she did not pass her exam.
400
What does the phrase "this doesn't add up" mean?
This doesn't make sense
400
True or false:
Australia is wider than the moon
True!
400
What does it mean if something "turns up"?
It has been found
400
What is the name of this animal?
Groundhog
500
If I had/hadn't eaten so much candy, I will not/would not have felt so sick.
If I hadn't eaten so much candy, I would not have felt so sick.
500
What are the two meanings of the phrase "keep on"?
1. Keep on= to continue
2. Keep on= to not remove something
500
Which fact is NOT true:
1. A cat has 32 muscles in each ear
2. A crocodile cannot stick out its tongue
3. Octopi have 5 hearts
4. Elephants can't jump
3. Octopi have THREE hearts
500
What are the two meanings of the phrase "take off"?
1. Take off= remove
2. Take off= leave
500
Define the words "whether" and "weather" or use them in sentences.
Whether- Expressing doubt or choice between alternatives
Weather- Climate/temperature