conditionals
Which conditional is this?
If I’d been there, you’d have been okay.
Third
Active: I feed the dog.
Passive: The dog is fed (by me).
What's the population of Adelaide?
1.3 million
difficult
tricky
without warning
Out of the blue
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Which conditional is this?
She’d be able to vote if she were Aussie.
Second
Active: I ate ten Tim Tams.
Passive: Ten Tim Tams were eaten (by me).
What is a nickname: "The City of_____"?
The City of Churches.
Some say, Adelaide had a lot of religious freedom compared to other cities in Australia and so there are many churches for different types of Christians. So that is how it got the name.
a quicker way
short cut
Get married. Have kids. Stop partying. Get a permanent job. Etc.
settle down
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You weren’t late because you didn’t miss the boss.
What if you had? Make a 3rd conditional with this scenario.
I would have been late if I had missed the bus.
Sam has found the cure.
The cure has been found (by Sam).
Name 4 beaches in Adelaide.
?
delay
hold up
When something or someone appears or shows up without any warning.
out of the blue
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Turn this advice into a 2nd conditional:
I don’t think you should go to the circus.
If I were you, I wouldn’t go to the circus.
They won’t announce the winner today.
The winner won’t be announced today (by them).
How many pigs are in Rundle Mall?
4.
Horatio, Oliver, Truffles and Augusta. They were put there in 1999.
going really fast
going flat out
Make someone remember something.
Remind
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Daniel wouldn’t have met Colin if he had gone to the Mexico.
I am being whispered to (by Hayley).
At 2.7 billion dollars, what is the 3rd most expensive building in the world?
The Royal Adelaide Hospital.
no difference
much of a muchness
Don't worry about it.
never mind
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