Lesson 4

Đáp án tâp nhà  Adj + N  V + adv  Adv + adj: very bad  PII adv  The /a/an + N  The most + Adj (SSN)  Of (pre) + N / Ving  Many /much/a lot of + N C: Chia dạng dúng cửa tính từ trạng từ Grammar check 2: conditionals câu điều kiện Đảo ngữ: Invesion  ĐK loại 2: Were S + O Did S+ V+ O S + would + V + O EX: If I were you, I would go there Were I you, I would go there EX2: If you kept silent, you would understand the lesson  Did you keep silent, you would understand the lesson Loai 2+  Had + S + PII + O, S + would + V + O EX: If I had completed the test, I would have high score now Had I completed the test, I would have high score now ĐK LOẠI Had + S + PII + O, S + would + have + PII + O If I had had enough time, I would have completed the test  Had I had enough time, I would have completed the test Câu đk chứa “Should”—không chắn  **:Dung “should” MDDK :ko chac chan, co the luoc “if”, DN  Should I see him, I will give him money  = If I should see him,……  Need + V: cần làm  Need + to V: cần làm ( chủ động) EX: I need to go to school on time Need + Ving : cần làm ( bị động) Your hair needs cutting ( to be cut) Notes:  Unless = If not EX: If she doesn’t come, I will leave early Unless she comes, I will leave early  Even if/ as long as =provided that = If  Even if she doesn’t come, I will leave early  Use of “,” EX: I will leave early she doesn’t come Grammar practice B  Includes  Would … Offer  ‘ll receive / occupy  ‘ll be able to  ‘ll give  Doubled  ‘ll offer Zero Conditional: Certainty The Zero conditional is used for things that are always true as long as the condition is met If + present simple, S+ present simple  If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it boils  If I drink coffee, I get a headache (fact- personal) If he gets what he wants, he is very nice (present facts) First Conditional: A real possibility in the future If + any present form, S + will/can/may/should + V (Real likely happen in the present or future) • If she gets good grades, She will go to university • If he is snoring, I will wake him up/wake him up • If they are still working, I'll go home • If you have finished your work, you can go for a walk • If he has moved into his new flat, visit him/ we will visit him/ we can visit him Unreal condition at present If + past simple/ past continuous, S+ would/ could/might + V Unreal –unlikely to happen in the present or future, also used to give advice If I saw a ghost, I would run away If I were you, I wouldn’t go out with him Note: To be Use one form were Unreal condition in the past  Unreal situation in the past, also used to express regret and criticism  If + past perfect/ past perfect cont., S+ would/ could/ might + have P2 If I had locked the car, it couldn’t have been stolen If you had studied harder, you would have passed the exam Conditional Sentences Type II,III (unlikely) 1.If I knew him, I would have said hello (consequence in the past) If I hadn’t stayed up late yesterday, I wouldn’t be tired today Conditional Sentences Type II,III (unlikely) If I hadn’t stayed up late yesterday, I wouldn’t be tired today 2.If I had more time, I would have come to your party yesterday 3.If you hadn't lost our flight tickets, we would be on our way to the Caribbean now If I hadn't eaten that much, I would not feel so sick now Notes  Unless means if not Unless she studies, she won’t pass her test  As long as/ providing/ provided that, in case can be used instead of if As long as he is on time, we won’t be late for the meeting  auxil v +s+v, S+v…  Had I known your telephone number, I would have phoned you  If I were you, I would accept the job offer = Were I you, I would accept the job offer  If we had known the problem, we could have done something = Had we known the problem, we could have done something Give the book to Jane if you (read) it Give the book to Jane if you have read it If you (have) dinner right now, I'll come back later If you are having dinner right now, I'll come back later If we (set off) earlier, we wouldn't be in this traffic jam now If we had set off earlier, we wouldn't be in this traffic jam now She only (sing) if she's in a good mood She only sings if she's in a good mood If she were sensible, she (not ask) that question, by which she offended him so much If she were sensible, she would not have asked that question, by which she offended him so much ... you, I would go there EX2: If you kept silent, you would understand the lesson  Did you keep silent, you would understand the lesson Loai 2+  Had + S + PII + O, S + would + V + O EX: If I had