Conditionals
For or Since?
Present Perfect or Simple past
Vocabulary
Pronunciation
100

How do you form the first conditional?

if+ present tens verb +will + base form

100

I've been in Morocco ______ four months.

for

100

We _____ to Ahmed since he cheated on the exam. (not speak)

have not spoken

100

A little flying mammal that is a vector for all kinds of unpleasant diseases.  You shouldn't go near it even though it is very cute.

Bat

100

Pronounce the word "butterfly" in Standard American English

Butterfly

200

How do you form the second conditional?

If + past tense verb, modal (would/could) + base form verb

200

Which word do we use for a situation beginning at a specific point in time?

since

200

How long _____ you_____ at your current job? (work)

Have you worked

200

A legless reptile.   Sometimes they are venemous, and all are best avoided just in case.

Snake

200

Pronounce the word "Mosquito" in SAE

Did you use the tap?

300

What is Murphy's law? (Give your answer as a sentence in the first conditional)

If something can go wrong, it will go wrong.

300

Which word do we use for duration?

for

300

How long ____ you_____ work at your first job before they fired you?

(did you work)

300

A fear of public speaking.  Double points if you can tell me the origin of the word

Glossophobia (From the greek word gloss, for tongue or language)

300

Pronounce the name "Barbara" in Standard American English

Did you put the emphasis on the first syllable and drop the middle schwa?

400

Which conditional expresses things that are more possible, and which conditional talks about things that are less possible or even impossible?

Answer, first conditional, second conditional.

400

Abdullah has been claustrophobic____ his mom locked him in a closet when he was twelve

since

400

My cousin ______ alligators for ten years before she died (wrestle).

wrestled (You have to use simple past, because she's dead.  Ergo, the action is no longer ongoing.  If you see for and the action is ongoing, then it signals the present perfect.  But if the context tells us that the action ended (in this case, via a probably violent death), then you need to use the simple past.  Yes, I tricked you.  No, I don't feel bad about it.  :D

400

A very fluffy mammal.  We use it for meat, and we take its wool and use it to make fabric and clothing. Double points if you can tell us what the male, female, and baby is called.

Sheep. (Ram, Ewe, lamb)

400

Pronounce the word "Curtain" in standard american English

Did you skip the 't'?

500

Put this information into a sentence in the second conditional: She wants to go to the alps to go skiing, but she's afraid of heights. (Double points if you can include the phobia in your answer)

If she weren't afraid of heights/if she didn't have acrophobia, she would go skiing in the alps.

500
Speed round:


1.She's been missing ____ January.


2. He's been tired ____ this morning.

3. I've been tired ____ the whole day.

4. I've loved you ____ my whole life.

5. Mohammed VI has been King ____ July 23 1999.


1. Since

2. Since

3. for

4. for

5. since

500

When I was in school, I _____ French (not study).  If you _____ (hear) me speak French, this is probably obvious.

Didn't study, have heard

500

a fear of open and/or public spaces (Double points if you can tell me the origin of the word)

Agoraphobia.  From the greek agora, or market

500

Pronounce the word "Opera" in SAE

Did you drop the middle schwa and put the emphasis on the first syllable?

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