G10 Unit 4 Grammar

​Unit 4: Health and Lifestyle

Grammar​

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​First Conditional

​If I miss the train, I will take the next one.

​We use the first conditional to talk about a future consequence of a realistic possibility.

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​Examples:

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​How to write the first conditional

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Multiple Choice

If I _____ (go) out tonight, I _______ to the cinema.

• go / will go

• will go / go

• goes / will go

Multiple Choice

I ________ (be) angry if you ______ (get) back late.

• am / will get

• be / will get

• will be / get

Multiple Choice

If we _________ (not/see) each other tomorrow, we _______ (see) each other next week.

• don't see / will see

• didn't see / will se

• won't see / see

Multiple Choice

I _________ (be) surprised, if he _______ (come)

• am / will come

• will be / come

• will be / comes

Multiple Choice

We _________ (be) late if we ______ here.

• are / will wait

• will be / wait

• be / will wait

Multiple Choice

If we ______ (go) on holiday this summer, we ________ (go) to Spain.

• go / will go

• will go / go

• goes / will go

Multiple Choice

If the weather ___________ (not/improve), we _______ (not/have) a picinc.

• don't improve / won't have

• doesn't improve / won't have

• won't improve / don't have

Multiple Choice

I _________ (be) tired tomorrow if I _________ (not/go) to bed early.

• will be / don't go

• am / won't go

• be / don't go

Multiple Choice

If we ______ (eat) all this cake, we _______ (feel) sick.

• will eat / feel

• eating / will feel

• eat / will feel

Multiple Choice

She __________ (stay) in London if she _______ (get) a job

• will stay / gets

• stays / will get

• will stay / get

Multiple Choice

He __________ (not/get) a better job if he __________ (not/pass) that exam.

• doesn't get/won't pass

• won't get/doesn't pass

• don't get/ won's pass

Multiple Choice

I _________ (not/go) if you ________ (not/come) with me.

• won't go/don't come

• don't go/ won't come

• won't go/won't come

​Indirect Question

What sounds more polite?

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Can I have a cup of tea?

or

Would it be possible for me to have a cup of tea?​

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​Indirect Questions

Indirect Question is used when we want to make a question more polite.​

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Characteristics of indirect questions

Indirect questions are preceded by an introductory sentence. Some of these phrases may be:

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EXPRESSIONS
Could you tell me...?	Do you know...?
I was wondering...	Do you have any idea...?
I'd like to know…	Do you happen to know…?

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Multiple Choice

Where is the nearest bank?

• Can you tell me where is the nearest bank?

• Can you tell me where the nearest bank is?

• Can you tell me where is the nearest bank.

• I'd like to know where the nearest bank is?

Multiple Select

Are you coming tomorrow?

• Would you remind me if you're coming tomorrow?

• I don't remember if you're coming tomorrow?

• Would you remind me if are you coming tomorrow?

• I don't remember if you're coming tomorrow.

Multiple Choice

Why should we leave later?

• Could you tell me why we should leave later.

• Could you tell me why should we leave later?

• Could you tell me why we should leave later?

• I wonder why we should leave later?

Multiple Choice

What was the problem?

• Do you know what was the problem?

• Do you know what the problem was.

• Do you know what the problem was?

Multiple Choice

Have you ever worked in Ezeiza?

• I wonder if you have ever worked in Ezeiza.

• I wonder if have you ever worked in Ezeiza.

• I wonder if have you ever worked in Ezeiza?

Multiple Choice

Is he a student ?

• I would like to know if he is a student ?

• I would like to know if he is a student.

• I would like to know if is he a student ?

Multiple Choice

I was wondering...

• whether you got the tickets?

• if did you get the tickets?

• whether you got the tickets.

​Quantifiers

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-we cannot count - air , sugar, love

-we cannot pluralize - air - airs​

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​Uncountable

-we can count- 2 apples, 3 desks

-we can pluralize - student-students​

​Countable

​Countable or Uncountable

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Multiple Choice

Coffee is a/an ________ noun.

• countable

• uncountable

Multiple Choice

Money is a/an ________ noun.

• countable

• uncountable

Multiple Choice

cup of coffee is a/an ________ noun.

• countable

• uncountable

Multiple Choice

Chocolate is a/an ________ noun.

• countable

• uncountable

Multiple Choice

box of chocolates is a/an ________ noun.

• countable

• uncountable

Multiple Choice

Pencil is a/an ________ noun.

• countable

• uncountable

Multiple Choice

Pencil, book, and eraser are .... noun.

• countable

• uncountable

• fruit

• countables

Multiple Choice

The film has _______ violence. I don't like it.

• some

• any

Multiple Choice

I didn't have ________ energy to finish the game.

• some

• any

Multiple Choice

I brought _________ cheese for my salad.

• a few

• a little

Multiple Choice

My sister has _______ friends. But they are great!

• a few

• a little

Multiple Choice

I have _______ questions. Can we talk?

• a little

• a few

Multiple Choice

I don't want ______ sugar on my dessert

• much

• many

Multiple Choice

My mother didn't eat ______ strawberries.

• many

• much

Multiple Select

Did you buy _______ lemons?

• much

• many

• a lot of

Multiple Choice

________ food did you buy?

• How many

• How much

Multiple Choice

________ hours did you spend playing that game?

• How many

• How much

Multiple Choice

My father didn't give me ____________ money.

• few

• a little

• much

• many

Multiple Choice

Buy ___________ bread and cheese for the picnic if you want to help.

• some

• any

• many

• much

Multiple Choice

You may have tea without milk because there isn't __________ at home.

• no

• any

• one

• some