Food Idioms and 1st Conditional

​Food Idioms and

1st Conditional

Lesson 10

​A piece of cake

​Not my cup of tea

​Packed in like sardines

​Listen to a woman calling for information about a health spa called the New Life Center. Answer the questions.

1. Why does she want the information?

2. Do you think her husband will like her idea? Why?/Why not?

Complete ALL the questions about the activities at the New Life Center, with ONE word only.

Open Ended

a. ____ he take a fitness test?

b. ____ he do yoga?

c. ____ he have sweets?

d. ____ he have a sauna and a jacuzzi?

e. ____ he go for a four-hour walk?

f. ____ he have time to relax in the afternoon?

Multiple Choice

b. Will he do yoga?

• Yes, he will.

• No, He won't.

Multiple Choice

b. Will he do yoga?

• Yes, he will.

• No, He won't.

Multiple Choice

c. Will he have sweets?

• Yes, he will.

• No, He won't.

Multiple Choice

d. Will he have a sauna and a jacuzzi?

• Yes, he will.

• No, He won't.

Multiple Choice

e. Will he go for a four-hour walk?

• Yes, he will.

• No, He won't.

Multiple Choice

f. Will he have time to relax in the afternoon?

• Yes, he will.

• No, He won't.

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✔ future predictions

✔ ​promises

✔ ​spontaneous decisions

​Remember that WILL is used to describe:

​➕ ​I will always love you. 🥰

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➖ We won't win the race. 😢

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​❓ ​Will you go to my party?🥳

​Look at the examples:

​S + will + verb + C

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​S + will not (won't) + verb + C

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Will + S + Verb + C​

​When I find my tru love, ​I will always love him/her.

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If we don't train hard, we won't win the race.

​​Will you go to my party, as soon as you finish your homework?

You can add a condition to these future situations:

Look at these sentences from the audio.

​CONJUNCTION	​+	SUBORDINATE CLAUSE​	+​	MAIN CLAUSE​
As soon as​	+​	he arrives​,	​+	he will take a fitness test.
​If	​+	he has sweets​,	+​	he'll be in big trouble. ​
​When	+​	​he finishes the week,	​+	​he'll feel like a new man.

👀 All these sentences refer the future.

👀 We use simple present or present continuous after

if, when and as soon as.

👀 We use future with will in the Main Clause.

Select the correct option to complete the following conditinal sentences.

If

will + simple present, + future WILL

as soon as ​

Multiple Choice

​If there’s nothing good on TV this evening, I ______ out.

• go

• will go

Multiple Choice

I’m going to go straight home as soon as the class .

• finishes

• will finish

Multiple Choice

When I ______ on vacation next summer, I’ll send postcards to all my friends.

• ’ll go

• go

Multiple Choice

I’m going to retire as soon as I ______ be sixty.

• 'm

• 'll be

Multiple Choice

When I _______ enough money, I’m going to buy some new clothes.

• ’ll have

• have

Multiple Choice

If I get up early tomorrow, I think I _______ for a run.

• ’ll go

• go

Complete the next sentences with your won ideas.

If

will + simple present, + future WILL

as soon as ​

Open Ended

If it rains tomorrow, I will...

Open Ended

If we don´t have classes on Monday I will...

Open Ended

As soon as I arrive home, I will...

Open Ended

I will buy a house when...

Open Ended

When I retire I will...