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EACH TEAM FINDS OUT FIVE WORDS, EACH TEAM FINDS OUT FIVE WORDS, USING THESE LETTERS (1’)- USING THESE LETTERS (1’)- A A & & B B C C G G C C G G Q Q L L L L R R R R U U E E A A O O O O E E A A S S W W W W E E N N S S D D P P N N • Example: Example: row row SUGGEST, PLEASE. SUGGEST, PLEASE. 1. 1. CL CL EAN EAN 2. 2. GL GL ASS ASS 3. 3. CR CR OWD OWD 4. 4. GR GR OW OW 5. 5. QU QU EEN EEN C C G G C C G G Q Q L L L L R R R R U U E E A A O O O O E E A A S S W W W W E E N N S S D D P P N N / / KL KL / / / / GL GL / / / / KL KL / / / Gr / / Gr / / Kw/ / Kw/ Cl Cl ean ean Gl Gl ean ean Cr Cr owd owd Gr Gr ow ow Qu Qu arrel arrel Cl Cl ass ass Gl Gl ass ass Cr Cr anky anky Gr Gr een een Qu Qu arter arter Cl Cl aim aim Strug Strug gl gl e e Cr Cr ash ash Gr Gr ouping ouping Qu Qu ality ality Qui Qui ckl ckl y y U U gl gl y y Cr Cr eam eam Gr Gr oup oup Qu Qu een een PRACTICE READING SENTENCES PRACTICE READING SENTENCES ALOUD THIS DIALOGUE. (P.87) ALOUD THIS DIALOGUE. (P.87) • A: Didn’t you go to the cricket club? A: Didn’t you go to the cricket club? • B: Yes, I did go to the cricket club. B: Yes, I did go to the cricket club. • A: was it crowded? A: was it crowded? • B: Quite crowded. B: Quite crowded. • A: Was Greg there? A: Was Greg there? • B: Greg was there, yes. And Robert Queen was B: Greg was there, yes. And Robert Queen was there, too. there, too. • A: Does Robert Queen like cricket? A: Does Robert Queen like cricket? • B: No, he doesn’t. He quarrelled with Greg. He B: No, he doesn’t. He quarrelled with Greg. He went to the pub and drank some glass of beer. went to the pub and drank some glass of beer. • A: Oh dear! A: Oh dear! • B: Mm. Shall I take your clothes to the cleaner’s? B: Mm. Shall I take your clothes to the cleaner’s? I-CONDITIONAL SENTENCES(1,2,3.) I-CONDITIONAL SENTENCES(1,2,3.) EXAMPLE EXAMPLE : MATCHING : MATCHING COLUNM. A COLUNM. A 1. 1. If it doesn’t rain, If it doesn’t rain, 2. 2. If it didn’t rain, If it didn’t rain, 3. 3. If he had listened to If he had listened to me, me, • Will = ‘ll Will = ‘ll • Would = ‘d Would = ‘d COLUMN. B COLUMN. B A. A. I’d/ would come to I’d/ would come to see you. see you. B. B. I’ll/ will come to see I’ll/ will come to see you. you. C. C. He wouldn’t have He wouldn’t have failed in the exam. failed in the exam. KEYS: KEYS: 1. B 2. A 3. C 1. B 2. A 3. C • 1. If it 1. If it doesn’t rain doesn’t rain , I , I will come will come to see you. to see you. • 2. if it 2. if it didn’t rain didn’t rain , I , I would come would come to see you. to see you. • 3. if he 3. if he had listened had listened to me, he to me, he wouldn’t wouldn’t have failed have failed in the exam in the exam . . • NOTES NOTES . If- clause - main clause . If- clause - main clause 1. 1. IF+ S +IS/ ARE/ AM/ V IF+ S +IS/ ARE/ AM/ V ( simple present) ( simple present) S + WILL +/ SHALL +V S + WILL +/ SHALL +V 2. IF +S+ WERE / V 2. IF +S+ WERE / V ED ED / V / V 2 2 ( simple past, ( simple past, were were : for subjects) : for subjects) S + WOUL/ SHOULD + V S + WOUL/ SHOULD + V 3. IF + HAD + V 3. IF + HAD + V 3 / ED 3 / ED S+ WOULD SOULD + S+ WOULD SOULD + HAVE+ V HAVE+ V 3 3 / V / V ED ED