Start at the square START: Move (left, right, up or down), move one square at a time, choose the words which have the /aI/ sound and your exit (1- 4)
UNIT 9: UNDERSEA WORLD
(LANGUAGE FOCUS)
tear
tear
/tɪə/
/teə/
ear
pears
/ɪə/
/peəz/
beer
bear
/bɪə/
/beə/
II./ GRAMMAR
A./ GIVING ADVICE : SHOULD OR SHOULDN’T
Exercise 1./ Match the situations in A with the solutions or advice in B (pair-work)
Answers : 1c – 2f – 3a – 4b – 5d – 6e
2. Look at the pictures and make sentences with should or shouldn’t
-You shouldn’t go on the grass.
-I don’t think you should go on the grass.
- He should go there to admire the beautiful view.

-We think he should go there to admire the beautiful view.
B./ CONDITIONAL SENTENCES
CONDITIONAL SENTENCES TYPE 1:
PRESENT OR FUTURE POSSIBLE
Put the verbs into the correct form

If I have enough money, I ……………… to Hue for holiday.

2. If he …………….. more homework, he will pass the exam.

3. If the film …………………….., I will go home soon.

4. If he gets up early, he …………………….. late.
FORM:
If + S + V( simple present)…., S + will + V bare infinitive
will go
does
does not start
will not be
* CONDITIONAL SENTENCES TYPE 2: PRESENT UNREAL
Match If clauses in column A with their suitable main clauses in column B
FORM
If + S + V2/ Ved/ were, S + would/ could/ should + VBI
Answers : 1b – 2a – 3d – 4c
EXERCISE 1: Put the verbs into the correct form

1. I ………………….. to give you a lift if I had my car here.

2. I’m sure Peter will lend you the money. I’d be surprised if she …………….. .

3. If my grandfather …………… still alive, he ……………….. two hundred today.

4. If I ……………….. serious about pollution, I …………………more money on research now.
would offer
refused
were
would be
were
would spend
5. Would Tim mind if I …………………… his book without asking him?

6. If you were driving from Bien Hoa city to Ho Chi Minh city now, which way ………………………..?

7. They would be rather angry if you ………..………. to see them.

8. What …………………...if there ………….. no water?
borrowed
would you go
didn’t go
were
would happen
EXERCISE 2 : Look at the picture and make a conversation in which you use as many conditional sentences as possible (type 2)

A: Look at the first picture. What is the baby doing?
B: He is sleeping.
A: How does he look?
B: He looks healthy.
A: If he weren’t sleeping, he would go out with his mother.
(If he weren’t sleeping, he would smile.)