ET12, Ls 5: Vocabulary and 2nd Conditional Clause.

Complete the blanks to make a good sentence in Conditional Clause Type 2.

Romi doesn’t actually spend most of his life in Japan as he tells everyone. If he mostly (live) __________ in Japan, he (speak) __________ ___________ Japanese fluently.

• lived, would speak

• lived, spoke

• would live, spoke

Complete the blanks to make a good sentence in Conditional Clause Type 2.

Nobody ever asks me to travel around the world. If somebody (invite) __________ me to do so, I (say) __________ ___________ “yes” without a moment’s hesitation.

• invited, said

• would invite, said

• invited, would say

Complete the blanks to make a good sentence in Conditional Clause Type 2.

Look at all this mess! And nobody offers help to clean up. If someone (be) ________ willing to help, I (have to, not) ________ ________ ________ do it by myself.

• is, won’t to

• were, wouldn’t have to

• were, won’t have to

Complete the blanks to make a good sentence in Conditional Clause Type 2.

Of course I like your present! If I (like, not) __________ __________ it, you (be) __________ __________ very disappointed. Am I right?

• doesn’t like, will be

• didn’t like, would be

• don’t like, would be

Complete the blanks to make a good sentence in Conditional Clause Type 2.

He’s my only family, and he’s always there for me. If he (be) ________ ever in trouble, I (do) ________ ________ anything I could to help him.

• was, will do

• was, wouldn't do

• were, would do

Match the following words/phrases with their meanings.

• do something like a pro

• to become joyful/happy

• make sense

• a difficult problem/a puzzle

• light up

• to do something very well

• accuse

• to be logical

• brain teaser

• to say without proof that someone has done something bad

Match the following Words/Phrases with their corresponding meanings.

• thoroughly

• completely

• observe

• to watch something or someone carefully

• put on airs

• Don’t worry about it.

• Never mind

• to act like you are more important than other people

• prove

• to show that something is true

Complete the sentences with the words provided.

The judge checked all the evidence ​ (a)   before making his decision.

• thoroughly
• Never mind.
• puts on airs
• accused
• brain teaser

Complete the sentences with the words provided.

The lawyer is working hard to ​ (a)   that his client is innocent.

• prove
• Never mind.
• puts on airs
• accused
• brain teaser

Complete the sentences with the word provided.

The police officer is ​ (a)   the suspect closely to figure out if he is telling the truth.

• observing
• Never mind.
• puts on airs
• accused
• brain teaser