MEANING

1. I’ll definitely travel on a train.

2. I’d definitely travel on a train without a ticket.

a. Which verb form is used when you talk about an imaginary situation?

b. Underline all similar sentences from the listening text.

3. If I don’t have a train ticket, I’ll still travel on the train.

4. If I didn’t have a train ticket, I’d still travel on the train

c. In 3, do you have a ticket? In 4, do you have a ticket? Which one is more possible to
happen to you?
d. So does the verb form depends on your situation?

PRONUNCIATION

I’D PUT MY RUBBISH IN MY BAG and take it home

IF THERE WEREN’T ANY LITTER BINS AROUND.

a. Which words are stronger? Draw a circle above it.

FORM
I’D PUT MY RUBBISH IN MY BAG, IF THERE WEREN’T ANY LITTER BINS AROUND.

IF THERE WEREN’T ANY LITTER BINS AROUND I’D PUT MY RUBBISH IN MY BAG.

a. Do these two sentences have the same meaning?

b. Which clause has the modal verb? Which clause has the past form of the verb?