7. Friday, May 5, 2017 First Conditional

start will come will be don’t tell

don’t write won’t remember Will call get ask will help won’t pass don’t study

1.IfyouseeMax,willyoutellhimIwanttotalktohim?

2.Iftheydon’tcomehomesoon,theirdinnerwillbecold

3.Yourmotherwillbeworriedifyoudon’tcallher

4.Ifyoudon’tleavenow,you’llmissthetrain

5.Yourmanagerwon’tbeveryhappyifyougotoworkinthoseclothes

6.Ifwefindanicerestaurant,we’lltellyouaboutit

7.we’llbeinNYby8.00o’clockiftherearen’tanyproblems

8.Ifyoudon’tsleepwelltonight,youwon’tfeelgooninthemorning

– SCHEDA 76

Pag. 38, Ex. 2

1. any; 2. many; 3. Any; 4. Much; 5. A little; 6. A lot of; 7. A few; 8. A lot of; 9. Some.

Pag. 38, Ex. 3

1. some, 2. A little, 3. A lot of, 4. A few, 5. Any 6. many, 7. Little, 8. Much, 9. few Pag. 43, Ex. 6 – Countable and uncountable nouns

1. much money 2. some orange juice 3. any oranges 4. many people 5. any modern equipment

6. any trees 7. some sunshine 8. some people 9. much time 10. some water

SCHEDA 146 – Uncount./Countable Nouns

S CHEDA 146 – Uncount./Countable Nouns

Pag. 12, Ex. 1

1. I’ve made; 2. I’ve performed; 3. I’ve won; 4. Have you sold? 5. I’ve sold; 6. Have you ever wanted? 7. have you changed? 8. I haven’t changed Pag. 12, Ex. 2

1. I haven’t been; 2. I haven’t checked; 3. I haven’t seen 4. I haven’t seen ; 5. I haven’t met him. Pag. 39, Ex. 4 – Underline the alternative which is

not possible.

1. I did a lot of / some / many work today. 2. I haven’t got much / many / any money. 3. Can you give me a few / some / a little bit of advice? 4. I found some / a lot of /a bit information on the internet. 5. There aren’t many / some / any animals in the circus. 6. I got some / a / the job. 7. We’re buying some / a lot of /many furniture tomorrow. 8. Have you heard any / the / a few news? 9. We didn’t eat any / much / many chocolate last Christmas. 10. I haven’t spoken to a lot of / many / much people today.

1. many 2. many 3. a few 4. a bit 5. some

6. some 7. many 8. a few 9. many 10. much

Pag. 40, Ex. 3 – Complete the sentences using: too / too much / too many / enough

1. It’s ______ for me in the city. I prefer the country. 2. There are ________ people on the beach. 3. There aren’t ________ buses. We always have to wait. 4. There is ________ noise in here. I’m going to next door. 5. It’s ________ hot in the office. Can you turn on the air

conditioning? 6. I’m sorry, but I didn’t have ________ money to buy you a

drink.

7. I have got ________ homework to do. I’ll never finis it buy tomorrow!

8. There are ________ TV channels. I can never decide which one to watch.

1. too 2. too many 3. enough

4. too much 5. too 6. enough

7. too much 8. too many

SCHEDA 85 – USED TO

Pag. 35, Ex. 3a - Used to: past habits – Write Yes/No questions using USED TO and the prompts

1. Did you use to play football on Saturday? 2. Did you use to wear a uniform at school? 3. Did you use to get good marks? 4. Did you use to eat fast food? 5. Did you use to travel for work?

Pag. 35, Ex. 3b – Put the words in the correct order to make sentences with: USED TO

a. Yes, I used to get good marks in my exams when I was at

school. b. No, I didn’t use to wear one c. No, I only used to eat fruit and vegetables. d. No, I never used to travel for work. e. Yes, I used to play every Saturday.

Pag. 35, Ex. 3c – Match the questions in ex. 2a with the answers in ex. 2b.

1. Did you use to play football on Saturday? e. Yes, I used to play every Saturday.

2. Did you use to wear a uniform at school? b. No, I didn’t use to wear one

3. Did you use to get good marks? a. Yes, I used to get good marks in my exams when I was at

school. 4. Did you use to eat fast food?

c. No, I only used to eat fruit and vegetables. 5. Did you use to travel for work?

d. No, I never used to travel for work.

SCHEDA 107 – Modal verbs

Pag. 42, Ex. 3

1. We SHOULD buy our tickets early 2. You DON’T HAVE TO pay for children 3. She HAS TO do her exam again 4. CAN I go home now? 5. We SOULDN’T arrive late 6. She CAN’T drive 7. Do we HAVE TO read this book? 8. You SOULD eat more vegetables 9. Do I HAVE TO leave? 10. I CAN fly an aeroplane.

Pag. 43, Ex. 5 – Will, may and might with too, too much/many, (not) enough

1. I may go to the cinema if there aren’t too many people in the queue. 2. I’m not sure – I could see you tomorrow I it is not too cold. 3. She will go to university if her marks are good enough. 4. I’m certain they will take a taxi, it won’t cost too much. 5. I’m sure she will change her job because she doesn’t earn enough money. 6. My new flat is close enough to my office, so I may not/will not need to drive to work. 7. He’s not sure, he might move house next year – where he lives is too small. 8. She will not stay in this hotel because it’s too expensive. 9. We won’t be able to go swimming today because the weather is too cold. 10. There is too much traffic here, you might not/won’t be able to see his car.

SCHEDA 106 – must & have to

– First conditional – Pag. 44, Ex. 4 – Complete the sentences with phrases

from the box

– Pag. 44, Ex. 5 – Choose the correct alternative

FIRST CONDITIONAL - REAL SITUATION If clause (Simple pres.) + main clause (will + inf)

If I study, I’ll pass the exam

– Pag. 45, Ex. 6 – Complete the sentences

– SCHEDA 76

1.IfPeterdoeslotsofexercise,hismuscleswillgetstronger

2.IfShaunedoesyogashewillfeelhappier

3.Theirskinwilllookbetteriftheydrinklotsofwater

4.Theywillfeelmorerelaxediftheyhavemassageseveryday

5.IfShauneeatssaladsforaweekshewillloseweight

– Pag. 62, Ex. 1

1. will feel 2. Finish 3. Stops 4. Passes 5. Will be 6. don’t have 7. Go 8. Don’t fall 9. Wants 10. Will … come?

– Second conditional SECOND CONDITIONAL – POSSIBLE, IMAGINARY SITUATIONS If clause (simple past) + main clause (would, might, could = present conditional)

– If I were rich, I would buy a Ferrari;

– If people drove more carefully, there would be fewer accidents

– Pag. 77, Ex. 7 – correct the mistakes

1. I’d learn 2. If 3. If I had 4. Drive 5. If it were 6. would you 7. If I had 8. If I wasn’t so lazy

– SCHEDA 77

– Pag. 82, Ex. 4

1. I would buy an aeroplane 2. If she had time 3. if I had his number 4. I wouldn’t be so tired 5. If he earned more 6. She would loose more weight 7. would you do a presentation? 8. I would move house if 9. the city would be perfect 10. If laptop were less expensive