unit 10 and 11 review

LEVEL 4: unit 10 and 11

Review

UNIT 10

• Second conditional

• Quantifiers

Second Conditional

- Used for imaginary situations

- Not likely to happen

Second Conditional structure

If + condition, result.

If I were a pilot, I would travel all over the world.

If I were a billionaire, I'd buy a big mansion in Miami.

Result + if + condition.

Annie would be happy if she got married to Jhon.

Would you be surprised if it snowed in Ibarra?

What would you do if saw a ghost?

Second Conditional OBSERVATION

If I were

If she were

If he were

If it were

If they were

If we were

If you were

Second Conditional (question for men)

What would you do if you were a woman?

If I were a woman, I would ...

Second Conditional (question for women)

What would you do if you were a man?

If I were a man, I would ...

QUANTIFIERS

- Show the quantity of something

Ex:

a little salt

some water

any chairs

much money

many leaves

few friends

a bit of sugar

QUANTIFIERS - a lot of

C / UC

+, -, ?

Ex:

You have a lot of plants at home.

Azra doesn't have a lot of homework.

Is there a lot of fish in the ocean?

QUANTIFIERS - some

C / UC

+

Ex:

There's some cheese in the fridge.

He has some skills to learn languages.

? (when we offer something to someone)

Would you like some tea?

QUANTIFIERS - a few

C

+

Ex:

There are a few zucchinis for the salad.

I have a few friends.

QUANTIFIERS - a bit of / a little

UC

+

Ex:

There is a bit of butter for the cake.

Could you pass a little sugar for my coffee, please?

QUANTIFIERS - any

UC / C

-, ?

Ex:

I don't have any money.

Do you know any mall near here?

QUANTIFIERS - how much

UC

?

Ex:

How much furniture do you need to buy?

How much does it cost?

QUANTIFIERS - how many

C

?

Ex:

How many bracelets do you wear?

QUANTIFIERS - too and enough

•Too means more than what is needed.

•Enough means sufficient.

•Examples

1.   He is too old to play football with the kids.

2.   Dave is intelligent enough to do the write thing.

3.   You're not working fast enough

4.   I don't have enough time.

5.   He has too many friends.

6.   She has got too much patience

Unit 11: relative clauses

•Relative clauses give extra information.

•We need relative pronouns to create these sentences:

•Who – people

•Which – things

•That – people and things

•Where – places

•Examples:

•Children who hate chocolate are uncommon.

•An elephant is an animal that lives in hot countries.

•Let's go to a country where the sun always shines.

Unit 11: articles

A, an

- When we start to talk or write a story.

•We talk in general.

•Example:

•A man looked at me yesterday.

Last week, she needed an umbrella, but she forgot it at home.

Unit 11: articles

the

•When we talk about specific things.

Example:

The man was my school classmate.

Could you pass the salt?

Unit 11: articles

zero article

•When you talk in general

- with countries, cities, provinces, continents

- with plurals

• X Salt is important to add taste to meals.

• I live in x Ibarra.

Multiple Choice

"If Justin _______ me to marry him, I'd say yes."

• asks

• asked

• had asked

Multiple Choice

"If we _______ free, we'd go with you." Which is correct?

• are

• was

• were

• had been

Multiple Choice

What would you __________ if you won the lottery?

• do

• did

• was doing

• was do

Multiple Choice

She wouldn't be nervous if she ________ her homework.

• would do

• did

• does

• do

Multiple Choice

If my grandfather ________ alive, he ________ 110 years old.

• were / was

• would be / were

• was / will be

• were / would be

Multiple Choice

If you printed on both sides, you ________ paper.

• were saved

• saved

• would save

• would be save

Multiple Choice

The film ________ more interesting if it ________ a happy ending.

• would be / has

• were / would have

• was / would have

• would be / had

Multiple Choice

There aren’t ___ help.

• some

• any

Multiple Choice

Do you know _____ Americans?

• some

• any

Multiple Choice

Would you like ___________ apple juice?

• many

• a few

• some

• any

Multiple Choice

There is _______ food in the fridge.

• many

• much

• any

• a few

Multiple Choice

How _______ did your computer cost?

• many

• some

• any

• much

Multiple Choice

Don't eat so ________ chocolate or you will get fat.

• many

• some

• much

• any

Multiple Choice

There is _______ butter left. We need to buy ________.

• few / any

• little / some

• much / many

• few / some

Multiple Choice

We can't swim because it is not _________ to swim.

• hot enough

• enough hot

• hot too

• too hot

Multiple Choice

The students are very hungry but there isn't _______ for everyone.

• too food

• enough food

• food enough

• food too

Multiple Choice

This room is _________ to study. Please switch on the lights.

• enough dark

• dark enough

• too dark

• too dark enough

Multiple Choice

I haven't got __________ information about that program.

• too

• enough

• too many

• many

Multiple Choice

This poem is __________ difficult to memorize.

• enough

• much

• too

Multiple Choice

Children ________eat a lot of candy often get bad teeth.

• which

• who

• where

Multiple Choice

Here is the newspaper ______ is in my room.

• which

• where

• who

Multiple Choice

This is the town __________ I was born.

• who

• which

• that

• where

Multiple Choice

I sent all the letters _______ you gave me.

• where

• who

• that

• whose

Multiple Choice

I saw _____ unicorn in my dream last night.

• a

• an

• the

• 0

Multiple Choice

We had _____ very nutritious lunch yesterday.

• a

• an

• the

• 0

Multiple Choice

Where's ____ USB that I lent you last week?

• a

• an

• the

• 0

Multiple Choice

Can you speak ____ Spanish?

• a

• an

• the

• 0

Multiple Choice

I don't like __________ dogs, but I like my brother's dog.

• a

• an

• the

• 0

Multiple Choice

He is __________ real American hero.

• a

• an

• the

• 0

Multiple Choice

My sister _______ lives in Istanbul is going to visit us.

• where

• that

• which