Unit 5 level 4

Unit 5 level 4

Ethics and values

Open Ended

Interview question

Imagine that your computer or device has broken down, and you have no Internet access for a week. How does this affect your life?

Open Ended

Interview question

Think about one cellphone brand and compare a new model with an old model

To talk about moral dilemmas

We use unreal conditions

Open Ended

Answer the questions about the conversation

What does Matt want to do about the plate?

Open Ended

Look at the video and choose the best solution for you

Second Conditional by Suthiya Mano on Prezi

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Multiple Choice

las oraciones de condicionales se dividen por

• por una coma

• un punto y seguido

• un símbolo de interrogación

Multiple Choice

la oración que representa la consecuencia de la acción en condicional 2 se escribe con la palabra

• when

• past

• would

Multiple Choice

en las oraciones de condicional 2 , la acción que representa la condición se escribe en

• pasado

• futuro

• presente

Multiple Choice

el segundo condicional que palabras lleva en sus oraciones

• if-when

• if - would

• do- did

Multiple Choice

el segundo condicional para que se utiliza?

• para hablar de cosas que pueden pasar

• para hablar de cosas que no pueden pasar

• para hablar de cosas que seria casi imposible de que pasen

Multiple Choice

Alberto would eat the grapes if they ________ too sweet.

• wasn't

• weren't

• aren't

• isn't

Multiple Choice

If I were you, I...

• would tell her the truth.

• will tell her the truth.

• can tell her the truth.

• would told her the truth.

Understand the grammar

Check the conditional sentences that describe an unreal situation

Multiple Select

Check the conditional sentences that describe an unreal condition.

• If we ate in a restaurant, I would pay the bill.

• I'll pay the bill if we eat in a restaurant.

• If you get a haircut, you'll look younger.

• His wife would worry if he came home really late

Multiple Select

Check the conditional sentences that describe the unreal condition.

• If I were you, I'd tell him the truth.

• If I have problems with my office computer, I always ask my co-worker Jim to help.

• If they sent me the wrong pants, I would return them.

Open Ended

Interview question

●What would you do if you found $200 on an empty bus late at night?

Open Ended

Interview question

●What would you do if someone bought you tickets for a concert for your birthday and you hated the group?

Unit 5 lesson 2

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possessive

• Those are my gloves

• those gloves are mine

• these are the books of Francisco

• These are his

• These are Paul's and Ana's bags

• These bags are theirs

Possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns. by maria nikolaeva

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Multiple Choice

Thomas can find his classroom but Susan and Mary can't find _____.

• Hers

• Mine

• Theirs

• Yours

Multiple Choice

A: Are you sure this book belongs to your mother?

B: Yes, It's ____.

• Yours

• Hers

• Theirs

• Ours

Multiple Choice

The little boy shouted. "Give the ball to me. It's_____"

• His

• Me

• Ours

• Mine

Multiple Choice

We bought this house last year. It is ____

• Yours

• Mine

• Ours

• Hers

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Listening comprehension

Circle the correct statement

Multiple Choice

Listening 1

• Beth thinks it's OK to wear earring to the office

• Beth think it's not OK to wear earring to the office

Multiple Choice

Listening 1

Beth _______ Luke

• convinces

• doesn't convince

CONVERSATION 1

F: Luke! Tomorrow’s your first day in your new job. You’re not

going to wear that earring, are you?

M: I was going to. Why not?

F: Well, if I were you, I wouldn’t wear it. It may not be appropriate

in the office.

M: That’s crazy. What’s wrong with an earring, Beth?

F: Nothing. But lots of people are old-fashioned, and they don’t

think men should wear earrings . . . at least at the office.

M: You’re only twenty-eight and you sound like my grandmother.

This is the twenty-first century. In any case, I need to be who I

am. I’m an individualist.

Multiple Choice

Listening 2

Celia's husband thinks it's ________ for a woman to have a tattoo

• ok

• wrong

Multiple Choice

Listening 2

Celia's husband thinks it's ________ for a man to have a tattoo

• ok

• wrong

CONVERSATION 2

F1: Celia, what a great tattoo! When did you get it?

F2: Just last week. But my husband thinks it’s awful.

F1: Doesn’t he have one, too?

F2: Yes. But he says it’s not the same thing.

F1: You mean he thinks it’s OK for a man but not for a woman?

F2: You got it.

F1: What a double standard!

Multiple Choice

Listening 3

The first man is_______ that his daughter is going to law school.

• happy

• not happy

Multiple Choice

Listening 3

He wants his daugter to

• stay home

• work

CONVERSATION 3

M1: Mark, I’m really unhappy. My daughter wants to go to law

school.

M2: That’s great! What’s the problem?

M1: Well, I was hoping she’d marry a lawyer, not be one!

M2: Why’s that?

M1: Well, it’s just that I think men should be lawyers and women

should stay home and have children.

M2: That’s a little sexist, if you ask me!

Open Ended

Interview question

Is it sometimes ok to have a double standard for men and women?

Open Ended

Interview question

Can people be sexist when they talk about men or only about women?

Open Ended

Interview question

Are old-fashioned ideas better or worse than modern ideas?