B1 20-21/4/20

20/4/20 Unit 7B

P. 115

The 2nd conditional->hypothetical or imaginary situation

1st cond-> Possible/probable

If I save (present simple) enough money, I’ll buy (will + inf.) a new car.

I’ll buy a new car if I save enough money.

If you have the money, buy it.

If I had (past simple) enough money, I would buy (would + the inf.) a car. (he/she doesn’t have the money)

I would buy (would + the inf.) a car if I had (past simple) enough money.

If I had (past simple) enough money, I could buy (could + the inf.) a car.

If I / he / she were (subjunctive)/was a rich (wo)man, I'd / he’d / she’d  (would) buy a yacht. 

If I were (subjunctive)/was a rich man, I wouldn’t buy a yacht. 

In English the subjunctive is progressively disappearing.

yacht /jɒt $ jɑːt/ ●●○ noun [countable]    

• a large boat with a sail

God save the Queen

P. 115, ex. 2

"MY FAIR LADY"/"Wouldn't It Be Loverly?" 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XB82q-9f2Nk

Somewhere that’s my own- 1 sitio que pueda decir que es mio

Move out- irse de casa

Just- simplemente - used to emphasize what you are saying

- It just isn’t true.

Basement

Aus‧tra‧li‧a /ɒˈstreɪliə/

get on phrasal verb

1 LIKE SOMEBODY especially British English if people get on, they like each other and have a friendly relationship with each other

with

- I’ll always get on well with Henry.

Even better - incluso mejor

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMYmUlMEYeM

Drives me mad- me lleva loco

It’s not my fault /fɔːlt /- NO es mi culpa.

GRAMMAR: Patterns with could

• You use could with the base form of the verb (=the infinitive without ‘to’):

The teacher said we could go home.

He could be in his office.

• You say Could I? when asking for permission:

Could I use your phone?

• You say that something could have happened:

The team could have won.

They could already have gone home.

• You use couldn’t or could not in negative sentences:

We couldn’t see anything.

That could not be true.

If I didn’t have a good job, I wouldn’t buy a house.

Unless (si no /a no ser que / a menos que) I had a good job, I wouldn’t buy a house.

If I didn’t like her, I wouldn’t go out with her.

Unless I liked her, I wouldn’t go out with her.

Homework: Grammarbank: p. 217 + vocabulary, p. 234

P. 180 - 185

Sorry, I’m late

1st conditional online exercises

  https://es.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/English_as_a_Second_Language_(ESL)/First_conditional/First_conditional_pk180qg   

P. 116

Mentimeter: Write 10 words about the house

chest of drawers

Cabinet

Ladder

Bedroom

Courtyard

Ceiling

Roof

cur‧tain /ˈkɜːtn/

bedside table

Terrace

Gate

fireplace

the ground floor (also the first floor American English) the floor of a building that is at ground level

There is a shop on the ground floor.

The emergency room is on the first floor.

letterbox

(video) doorbell

 Stove

Glass cooktop

Cook - cocinero

Cooker - cooktop / stove

ático sustantivo

1 (último piso) top floor - penthouse

cup‧board /ˈkʌbəd/

Pregnancy Cravings

P.116

Before returning

After leaving

For receiving

Planta baja

Am Eng 1st floor

B Eng ground floor

re‧hearse /rɪˈhɜːs $ -ɜːrs/ ●○○ verb    

1 [intransitive, transitive] to practise

harp‧si‧chord /ˈhɑrpsɪˌkɔrd/ sustantivo [contable]  

clavicémbalo, clavecín

Elsewhere- demás sitios

cur‧tain /ˈkɜːtn/

cush‧ion /ˈkʊʃən/

near‧by /ˈnɪəbaɪ $ ˈnɪr-/ ●●● W3 adjective [only before noun]    

not far away

ˈphoto shoot noun [countable]    

an occasion during which a professional photographer takes pictures of a fashion model or an actor for advertisements

Over the years-con los años

Bury enterrar

Attend- asistir

P. 116, ex. 6c

Ha- 1, 3, 4, 8