Conditionals
What are the structures of zero, first and conditional sentences?
If + present simple, present simple
If + present simple,future.
If + past simple, would + inf.
Which modal verbs can you use to express "you are allowed to..."?
can & may
What do you usually get if you exceed the speed limit when driving?
A speeding fine
Synnym for "compulsory"
obligatory
What preposition do you use after
-be responsible
-blame sb
-punish sb
for
Make zero & 1st conditional sentences from these prompts:
*someone / criticise her / she / cry
*If someone criticises her, she cries
*If someone criticises her, she will cry
What is the difference between "mustn't" and "don't have to"?
"Mustn't" indicates prohibition, while "don't have to" indicates no obligation.
What's the difference between "rob" and "steal"?
Rob a person or a place
Steal something
Noun from the verb "believe"
belief
What preposition do you use after:
-deter sb
-prohibit sb
-release sb
from
Make 1st & 2nd conditional sentences from these prompts:
*Thomas / have more free time / take up a hobby
*If Thomas has more free time, he'll take up a hobby.
*If Thomas had more free time, he'd take up a hobby.
What are the two possible meanings of "may"?
1) possibility
2) permission
Mention four different kinds of punishment you might receive for breaking the law
*fine
*prison term
*community service
*life sentence
Synonym for "prohibited"
banned
Complete
I don't know how you put ___ ___ his bad temper!
He came ___ ____ a silly excuse
up with
Explain how zero conditional sentences differ from first conditional sentences.
Zero conditional expresses facts, while first conditional expresses possible future events.
Why are "must" and "have to" used in these sentences?
*I must have my hair cut. It looks horrible!
*I have to write a report for my boss tomorrow.
Both express obligation. "must" is internal and "have to" external
What's the difference between a "mugger", a "shoplifter", a "pickpocket" and an "armed robber"?
A mugger attacks in a public place with the intention of stealing.
A shoplifter steals goods in a shop.
A pickpocket steals things from pockets or bags without the victim noticing
An armed robber breaks into a place using violence and weapons
The boys were suspended from school for bad ________. (behave)
Employees complained because the boss's son received special __________. (treat)
behaviour
treatment
I don't approve ____ cosmetic surgery
of
Explain the difference in meaning between first conditional and second conditional sentences.
First conditional discusses real future situations, while second conditional discusses hypothetical situations.
Find the mistakes:
*I mustn't to be late for school again.
*You shouldn't smoke in the classroom.
*She hasn't to study because tomorrow is a holiday.
*I mustn't be late for school again.
*You mustn't smoke in the classroom.
*She doesn't have to study because tomorrow is a holiday.
What's the crime of tricking people into giving money to another person?
fraud
opposite of "obligatory"
synonym of "just"
optional
fair
They cheated in the exam and got ____ ____ it.
Do you fall ___ ____ your parents?
away with
out with