New Pulse 4 - Unit 4 - Life skills

New Pulse 4

Unit 4 - Life skills

by Clarisse Lana

Find and highlight these words and phrases in the text:​

​Discuss: What do they mean?

Open Ended

What does it mean?

INTERRUPT

Open Ended

What does it mean?

GET DISTRACTED

Open Ended

What does it mean?

MUILTI-TASK

Open Ended

What does it mean?

TONE

Open Ended

What does it mean?

REQUIREMENT

Open Ended

What does it mean?

JUMP TO CONCLUSIONS

Open Ended

What does it mean?

PITCH

Open Ended

What does it mean?

KEEP AN OPEN MIND

​Complete the sentences with information from the text:

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​Google Meet

​Don`t close Quizziz!

Adverbs of possibility and probability

Multiple Select

Maybe and perhaps go at the beginning of

the sentence or clause. (MORE THAN ONE ANSWER MIGHT BE CORRECT)

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Multiple Select

Definitely and probably go after affirmative

auxiliaries (will, would, etc) and forms of be. (MORE THAN ONE ANSWER MIGHT BE CORRECT)

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Multiple Select

Definitely and probably go before negative

auxiliaries. (MORE THAN ONE ANSWER MIGHT BE CORRECT)

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Rewrite the senteces:

Fill in the Blanks

Active listening isn’t easy. (definitely)

Fill in the Blanks

It’s harder than you think. (probably)

Fill in the Blanks

We should learn to listen at school. (maybe)

Fill in the Blanks

There wouldn’t be so much conflict if

everybody listened. (probably)

Fill in the Blanks

The world would be a better place.

(perhaps)

​Let's talk:

Answer the questions so they are true for you.

Use the adverb in brackets in your answer.

Who would you talk to if you had a problem?

(probably)

Are your friends good listeners? (maybe)

Are you a romantic or a practical person?

(definitely)

What’s the most romantic film you’ve ever

seen? (perhaps)

Would you prefer to go to the theatre or the

cinema? (probably)

​up.

​Complete the remaining conditionals:

Multiple Choice

This (2) … (not be) a problem if the

first person she saw was Oberon

• will be

• wouldn`t be

• isn`t

• won`t be

Multiple Choice

But what

would happen if she (3) … (fall) in love with

the wrong person?

• fallen

• felt

• falls

• fell

Multiple Choice

You will have to read the

story if you (4) … (want) to find out!

• want

• wanted

• had wanted

• will want

Multiple Select

I’d definitely recommend this book – if you

(5) … (read) it before you go to the theatre

it (6) … (help) you to understand the play.

• have read / will help

• read / would help

• read / will help

• had read / will help

Multiple Select

If we hadn’t studied it at school, I (7) …

(not understand) the story because it’s a

bit complicated.

• wouldn`t understand

• won`t understand

• wouldn`t have understood

• didn`t understand

Multiple Choice

Oh, and did you know that if you’d been

to see the play in Shakespeare’s time, all

the actors (8) … (be) men?

• would have been

• will be

• were

• have been