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    Conditionals describe the result of something that might happen but didn't. The document discusses the first and second conditional, which use different verb tenses to discuss possible future events. It also covers gerunds, infinitives, and how to turn verbs into nouns. The vocabulary helps discuss topics like education, houses, shopping, and more precisely.

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    Conditionals describe the result of something that might happen but didn't. The document discusses the first and second conditional, which use different verb tenses to discuss possible future events. It also covers gerunds, infinitives, and how to turn verbs into nouns. The vocabulary helps discuss topics like education, houses, shopping, and more precisely.

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    Conditionals describe the result of something that might happen but didn't. The document discusses the first and second conditional, which use different verb tenses to discuss possible future events. It also covers gerunds, infinitives, and how to turn verbs into nouns. The vocabulary helps discuss topics like education, houses, shopping, and more precisely.

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    UNIT 7

    QUIZ 2
    SUMMARY
    Future time Second Vocabulary:
    First conditional Conditional education, houses
    clauses

    this vocabulary helps


    Conditionals describe
    Conditionals describe •Future time clauses
    us to be more
    the result of
    the result of begin with
    specific when we talk
    something that might
    something that might time words such as
    about education or
    happen but didn't
    happen but didn't when, as soon as, after,
    houses
    before, until.

    First Conditional: Second Conditional:

    if + present simple, will if + past simple, ... EJ EDUCATION:

    + infinitive would + I will attend my art


    Main Clause,

    EJ. If it gets cold you infinitive classes in a few


    independent clause

    can use my coat (future) minutes so I need my

    + colored pencils.
    EJ.
    FUTURE TIME CLAUSE
    If I won the lottery, I
    dependent clause EJ HOUSES:

    (present)
    would buy a big
    In the laundry room
    LAURA
    house.(I probably
    there is a washing PAULINA
    EJ.
    won't win the lottery)
    machine. DELGADO
    Tom will turn off the GARCIA
    lights when he leaves

    the office. (Not when

    he will leave).
    UNIT 8

    QUIZ 2
    SUMMARY
    Reported speech Shopping, Making
    Gerunds Infinitives
    nouns from verbs

    Tshopping vocabulary
    We use reported
    We use gerunds We use
    helps to speak
    speech when we want
    (verb + ing): 'to' + infinitive:
    specific terms about
    to tell someone else
    After certain verbs - I shopping
    what the first person
    enjoy singing After certain verbs -
    said
    We decided to leave

    EJ.
    After prepositions - I

    After many adjectives Do you have these


    EJ. drank a cup of coffee

    - It's difficult to get shoes in size 8?


    Direct speech: I like ice before leaving

    up early-
    cream.
    I came to London to The department
    Reported speech: She As the subject or

    study English stores usually have


    says (that) she likes ice object of a sentence -
    sales in August.
    cream. Swimming is good

    exercise
    VERB INTO NOUNS
    LAURA
    EJ. EXAMPLES
    PAULINA
    Direct speech: Where do
    DELGADO
    GARCIA
    you live?Reported

    speech: She asked me

    where I lived.

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