Grammar (1)
Use First Conditional
If you (go out) in this weather, you (catch) a cold.
go out/will catch
Read the sentence. Choose the correct option.
If I had a million pounds, I'd buy a very big house.
a. I don't have a million pounds.
b. I have a very big house.
a. I don't have a million pounds.
If you fall and hurt a bone, it might be b_____.
broken
You can feel your heart bite.
bite=>beat
Use Zero Conditional
Id you (heat) water to 100, it (boil).
heat/boils
Read the sentence. Choose the correct option.
If only we lived close to the sea!
a. We used to live close to the sea.
b. We don't live close to the sea.
b. We don't live close to the sea.
Spell the word "язык" in English
TONGUE
The lungs help bring air into the body.
air=>oxygen
Zero or First Conditional. Why?
Call your doctor if the pain is really bad.
First/imperative
If Natalie didn't have a cold, she would play tennis with us tomorrow.
Does Natalie have a cold?
______, she____.
Is Natalie going to play tennis tomorrow?
______, she ______
Yes, she does.
No, she isn't.
Name 3 body parts around the chest area
lungs/heart/ribs/spine/collarbone/diaphragm
Everyone has red and white blood vessels.
vessels=>cells
Use First Conditional
Her condition (not improve) unless she (follow) her doctor's instructions.
will not/won't improve
follows
Are the words in bold correct or incorrect?
He'd be exhausted if he would ran the London Marathon.
He'd be exhausted if he ran the London Marathon.
____ are tissues in the body that help you move.
muscles
I wish I don't have to go to bed now!
I wish I didn't have to ...
Choose the correct answers.
(If/Unless) you take the car everywhere, you (might/will) walk up to 185.000 kilometres in your lifetime.
Unless/might
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use no more that three words in each space.
If she had more spare time, she'd write to him every week.
She ___ enough time, so she ____ to him every week.
She doesn't have enough time, so she doesn't write to him every week.
Nutrients are _____ into the blood and carries around the body.
absorbed
If only I didn't break my leg.
If only I hadn't broken my leg.