Jaxtina - TC - Flipped Book - Lesson 19

Jaxtina - TC - Flipped Book - Lesson 19

by Ngọc Nguyễn

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Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

1. If you have a ________, you should rest it and put ice on it. You shouldn’t do any running.

• broken arm

• sprained ankle

• headache

Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

2. Don’t walk on that wall! You’ll have a ________ if you fall off!

• broken arm

• sore throat

• headache

Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

3. It’s a good idea to drink honey and lemon if you have a ________.

• rash on your arm

• sore throat

• headache

Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

4. Do you have a ________? You should cover your nose and mouth when you sneeze.

• cut

• cold

• sprained ankle

Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

5. Careful with that broken glass! You’ll get a ________ on your finger.

• cut

• fever

• rash

Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

6. Jenny has a ________, so she’s not coming to work today. She’s going to stay in bed and keep warm.

• broken arm

• fever

• sore throat

Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

7. I’m going to the drug store to buy some cream. You have a ________ on your arm. It looks really painful and red!

• rash

• cut

• cold

Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

8. Please be quiet! I have a ________!

• rash

• fever

• headache

Multiple Choice

Practice 3. Choose the correct answers.

1. We have only a few weeks before the race now, so we should really get ready / started / upset with our training as soon as possible.

• ready

• started

• upset

Multiple Choice

Practice 3. Choose the correct answers.

2. Glen was hanging out with a friend who had a cold. So unfortunately, he got tired / hungry / sick.

• tired

• hungry

• sick

Multiple Choice

Practice 3. Choose the correct answers.

3. Whenever I go to the gym, I always take some food, because I get very sick / hungry / in shape.

• sick

• hungry

• in shape

Multiple Choice

Practice 3. Choose the correct answers.

4. If Shelley doesn’t run the marathon, she’ll get upset / home / tired. She loves running.

• upset

• home

• tired

Multiple Choice

Practice 3. Choose the correct answers.

5. I got started / ready / home from work very late last night, so I didn’t go running.

• started

• home

• ready

Multiple Choice

Practice 3. Choose the correct answers.

6. It’s nearly summer time, and we’re going to the beach, so I really want to get upset / in shape /hungry. I think I’ll join an aerobics class.

• upset

• in shape

• hungry

Multiple Choice

Practice 3. Choose the correct answers.

7. I’m going to do some stretching to get ready / started / sick for the marathon.

• ready

• started

• sick

Multiple Choice

Practice 3. Choose the correct answers.

8. I always go to bed early. I’d get very tired / upset / sick if I stayed up late.

• tired

• upset

• sick

Second Conditional

When do we use it?

• To talk about events in the present and future that are unlikely to happen;

• For example: win the lottery, go to the moon...

A second conditional sentence consists of two clauses: if-clause and main clause.

• If I had 300 dollars, I would buy a new laptop.

• I would help that man if I had time.

Structure:

• If + subject + Past Simple... subject + would/could/might + base verb

• 1st conditional: If it stops raining, I will go out.

• 2nd conditional: If it stopped raining, I would go out.

I, he, she, it + to be

• If I were you...,

• I wish it were true that he loved me.

• If he were still alive, his age would be 145.

Multiple Choice

Practice 5. Choose the correct answer.

Federico: You’re running a marathon in a few months, aren’t you, Ariel? What (1) will / would you do if you sprained your ankle?

Ariel: That’s a good question, Federico. I am very careful, so hopefully I won’t ever get a sprained ankle. But if that (2) happened / happen, I would need to rest for a few days.

Federico: Could that (3) was / be a problem for your training if you had to stop for a while?

Ariel: Well, not really. There are three months to go before the marathon! But this kind of thing happens to athletes. I mean, what would Messi do if he (4) breaks / broke his leg playing soccer?

Federico: I think that he might (5) have / has to stop playing for months if he got hurt like that!

Ariel: But he still has a lot of money, so that wouldn’t be a big problem for him!

Federico: Ha, yes! We (6) will / would have to win the lottery if we wanted to be as rich as him!

• will

• would

Multiple Choice

Practice 5. Choose the correct answer.

Federico: You’re running a marathon in a few months, aren’t you, Ariel? What (1) will / would you do if you sprained your ankle?

Ariel: That’s a good question, Federico. I am very careful, so hopefully I won’t ever get a sprained ankle. But if that (2)happened / happen, I would need to rest for a few days.

Federico: Could that (3) was / be a problem for your training if you had to stop for a while?

Ariel: Well, not really. There are three months to go before the marathon! But this kind of thing happens to athletes. I mean, what would Messi do if he (4) breaks / broke his leg playing soccer?

Federico: I think that he might (5) have / has to stop playing for months if he got hurt like that!

Ariel: But he still has a lot of money, so that wouldn’t be a big problem for him!

Federico: Ha, yes! We (6) will / would have to win the lottery if we wanted to be as rich as him!

• happened

• happen

Multiple Choice

Practice 5. Choose the correct answer.

Federico: You’re running a marathon in a few months, aren’t you, Ariel? What (1) will / would you do if you sprained your ankle?

Ariel: That’s a good question, Federico. I am very careful, so hopefully I won’t ever get a sprained ankle. But if that (2)happened / happen, I would need to rest for a few days.

Federico: Could that (3)was / be a problem for your training if you had to stop for a while?

Ariel: Well, not really. There are three months to go before the marathon! But this kind of thing happens to athletes. I mean, what would Messi do if he (4) breaks / broke his leg playing soccer?

Federico: I think that he might (5) have / has to stop playing for months if he got hurt like that!

Ariel: But he still has a lot of money, so that wouldn’t be a big problem for him!

Federico: Ha, yes! We (6) will / would have to win the lottery if we wanted to be as rich as him!

• was

• be

Multiple Choice

Practice 5. Choose the correct answer.

Federico: You’re running a marathon in a few months, aren’t you, Ariel? What (1) will / would you do if you sprained your ankle?

Ariel: That’s a good question, Federico. I am very careful, so hopefully I won’t ever get a sprained ankle. But if that (2)happened / happen, I would need to rest for a few days.

Federico: Could that (3)was / be a problem for your training if you had to stop for a while?

Ariel: Well, not really. There are three months to go before the marathon! But this kind of thing happens to athletes. I mean, what would Messi do if he (4) breaks / broke his leg playing soccer?

Federico: I think that he might (5) have / has to stop playing for months if he got hurt like that!

Ariel: But he still has a lot of money, so that wouldn’t be a big problem for him!

Federico: Ha, yes! We (6) will / would have to win the lottery if we wanted to be as rich as him!

• breaks

• broke

Multiple Choice

Practice 5. Choose the correct answer.

Federico: You’re running a marathon in a few months, aren’t you, Ariel? What (1) will / would you do if you sprained your ankle?

Ariel: That’s a good question, Federico. I am very careful, so hopefully I won’t ever get a sprained ankle. But if that (2)happened / happen, I would need to rest for a few days.

Federico: Could that (3)was / be a problem for your training if you had to stop for a while?

Ariel: Well, not really. There are three months to go before the marathon! But this kind of thing happens to athletes. I mean, what would Messi do if he (4) breaks / broke his leg playing soccer?

Federico: I think that he might (5) have / has to stop playing for months if he got hurt like that!

Ariel: But he still has a lot of money, so that wouldn’t be a big problem for him!

Federico: Ha, yes! We (6) will / would have to win the lottery if we wanted to be as rich as him!

• have

• has

Multiple Choice

Practice 5. Choose the correct answer.

Federico: You’re running a marathon in a few months, aren’t you, Ariel? What (1) will / would you do if you sprained your ankle?

Ariel: That’s a good question, Federico. I am very careful, so hopefully I won’t ever get a sprained ankle. But if that (2)happened / happen, I would need to rest for a few days.

Federico: Could that (3)was / be a problem for your training if you had to stop for a while?

Ariel: Well, not really. There are three months to go before the marathon! But this kind of thing happens to athletes. I mean, what would Messi do if he (4) breaks / broke his leg playing soccer?

Federico: I think that he might (5) have / has to stop playing for months if he got hurt like that!

Ariel: But he still has a lot of money, so that wouldn’t be a big problem for him!

Federico: Ha, yes! We (6) will / would have to win the lottery if we wanted to be as rich as him!

• will

• would