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2 We'll phone you when our plane lands at
Glasgow Airport.
3 If we don't stop hunting tigers, they'll be
extinct in 20 years' time.
4 When the weather gets too cold, the birds fly
south.
5 My dad will buy me a new laptop if I help him
paint the house.
6 If you feel hungry later, have a banana or an
apple.
7 I'll be there at 11 o'clock unless there's a
problem with the train.
8 Unless the bus comes soon, I'm going to take
a taxi.
1 they'll be
2 see, invite
3 goes, changes
4 Unless, won't be able to
5 Open, feel
6 she misses, will have to
7 goes, usually feels
8 won't be able to, send
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5B P.153
1g
2h
3a
4c
5b
6e
7f
8d
2 don't want, 'll do
3 won't make, starts
4 listen, remember
5 feel, phone
6 's, 'll try
7 won't get, don't take
8 studies, gets / will get
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EX . 1 P.66
1 touch
2 going to build
3 Shall
4 will die out
5 don't
6 unless

1 'm not doing / 'm not going to do

2 Will you continue / Are you going to continue, finish
3 's going to snow / 'll snow
4 is, will rain
IF YOU GO TO THE BEACH,
YOU CAN SEE DOLPHINS
5B
UNLESS
vs
IF
 you study

it rains

John wants to

we can't get a babysitter

you don't water it

If the weather is good, John will play soccer.
If the weather isn’t good, he will watch a movie.
He’ll watch a movie, unless the weather is good.
If the weather is good, Melinda and Pedro will go hiking.
If the weather isn’t good, they will go shopping.
They’ll go shopping, unless the weather is good.
If the weather is good, Ken will go swimming.
If the weather isn’t good, he will clean the house.
He’ll clean the house, unless the weather is good.
If the weather is good, Andrea will work in the garden.
If the weather isn’t good, she will read a book.
She’ll read a book, unless the weather is good.
If the weather is good, Jim and Tan will walk downtown.
If the weather isn’t good, they will take the bus.
They’ll take the bus, unless the weather is good.
 Unless
Until
If
When
Before
After
as soon as
as long as
FUTURE TIME CLAUSES WITH
WHEN, AS SOON AS, BEFORE, AFTER, UNTIL
Choose the correct words/phrases in the rules.
• We use if/when to say we are certain something will happen.
• We use if/when to say something is possible, but it isn't certain.
• We use as soon as/until to say something will happen immediately
after something else.
• We use until/after to say something starts or stops at this time.
Choose the correct option.
1 I'll email you when/ until I get home tonight.
2 I'm not going to lend you any more until/after you pay me the money
you owe me!
3 After/Until this course ends, I'm going to visit my cousin in the States.
4 I'm not going to talk to him until / as soon as he apologises.
5 I'm staying late tonight. I have to finish this work before/when I leave the
office.
6 We should book a hotel before/after we arrive in Paris. We arrive very
late.
7 She's still in hospital. As soon as / Until I hear anything, I'll call you.
8 My neighbours are going to look after our cat when/after we're away on
holiday.
9 I'll do it as soon as /before I have time, OK?
1. When you’re feeling down and you ____ a boost, a Spanish omelette ______ you feel better.
2.The omelette ______ good unless you ______ large quantities of oil.
3. As long as you ______ oil in the pan, the omelette ______.
4. I’ll cook them slowly until they ______ soft.
5.The omelette won’t taste good, if you ______ the potatoes go brown.
6. As soon as the eggs ______, I’ll turn the omelette over.
unless
I won't come unless you want me to.
I won't pass the exam unless I study.
I won't cook an omelet, unless I have
eggs.
I won't drive, unless you have the keys.
I'll go for a walk, unless it rains.
2 'II have to
3 won't be able to
4 rains
5 is
6 'II have
7 don't forget
8 get
9 'II call
10 arrive
11 goes
12 will you let
13 'II leave
14 finishes
15 send
16 ‘re

17 Will you come

18 have
19 won't come
20 ‘s
21 leave
22 'II tidy
23 get
24 won't be
25 looks
BEFORE/AFTER + PRESENT SIMPLE WITH A FUTURE MEANING
BEFORE/AFTER + PRESENT SIMPLE WITH A FUTURE MEANING
TALK ABOUT CHARLES'S VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES AT A NURSING HOME.
USE AS SOON AS OR UNTIL . USE THE PRESENT TENSE.
TALK ABOUT CHARLES'S VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES AT A NURSING HOME.
USE AS SOON AS OR UNTIL . USE THE PRESENT TENSE.
TALK ABOUT CHARLES'S VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES AT A NURSING HOME.
USE AS SOON AS OR UNTIL . USE THE PRESENT TENSE.
TALK ABOUT CHARLES'S VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES AT A NURSING HOME.
USE AS SOON AS OR UNTIL . USE THE PRESENT TENSE.
1.As soon as Charles arrives, he puts on his name tag.
2.Charles doesn’t get his assignment until he goes to Mrs.
Halliday’s room.
3.Charles walks with Mrs. Halliday until she feels tired.
4.Charles reads to Mrs. Halliday until it’s lunchtime.
5.Charles stops reading as soon as lunch is delivered.
6.Charles stays with Mrs. Halliday until she finishes eating.
7.Charles watches TV with Mrs. Halliday until it’s time for
her to rest.
8.Charles goes home as soon as he finishes playing a game
with Mrs. Halliday.
UNTIL/AS SOON AS
Complete the sentences with until or as soon as.
1. A Mr. Smith is in pain. When will he start to feel better?
B He'll feel better ______he takes his medication.
2. A How long will Mr. Smith stay at Quiet Palms?
B He'll stay _____ his broken hip heals.
3. A When can Mr. Smith begin exercising again?
B ______Mr. Smith feels stronger he can start doing moderate exercise.
4. A When does Mr. Smith get ready for his walk?
B He gets ready ______ George arrives,
5. A How long will Mr. Smith and George play cards?
B They'll play cards _____ it is time for lunch.
6. A How long did Mr. Smith nap yesterday?
B He napped ____George came to visit him
7. A When is Mr. Smith going to go to sleep?
B _____his visitors leave, he'll take his medicine and go to sleep.
UNTIL/AS SOON AS
1. A Mr. Smith is in pain. When will he start to feel better?
B He'll feel better as soon as he takes his medication.
2. A How long will Mr. Smith stay at Quiet Palms?
B He'll stay until his broken hip heals.
3. A When can Mr. Smith begin exercising again?
B As soon as Mr. Smith feels stronger, he can start doing moderate exercise.
4. A When does Mr. Smith get ready for his walk?
B He gets ready as soon as George arrives,
5. A How long will Mr. Smith and George play cards?
B They'll play cards until it is time for lunch.
6. A How long did Mr. Smith nap yesterday?
B He napped until George came to visit him
7. A When is Mr. Smith going to go to sleep?
B As soon as his visitors leave, he'll take his medicine and go to sleep.
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EX . 2 E P.60
1 S T CON DI T IONAL
I F + PRESEN T SI M PLE, WI LL/ M IG HT+IN F INI TIVE
OR
WI LL/ M I GHT +INF IN IT IVE I F + PRESEN T SI M PLE

• I’ll work overtime if…

• I might leave my job if…
• I’ll update my CV if…
• If I don't have time for breakfast,…
• I’ll be really happy if…
DO YOU NEED A
HAND?
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Do you need a hand?
What do you need?
Is there something I can do?
How can I help you?
1 could
2 need
3 ask
4 need
5 wondered
Do you think you could ...? Do you need a hand?
Could I ask you a favour ...?
I wondered if you could ...
Can you do something for me?
Can you give me a hand?
Can you give me a hand,
Do you think you could
Could I ask you a favour? / Can you do something for me?
I wondered if you could
A:You bought this lorry recently, didn’t
you?
B:Yes.
A: Can you do/Can you give me/ Could I
ask a hand with moving a sofa to my new
house?
B: Sure.Your house is on Willow Street,
right?
A:You bought this lorry recently, didn’t
you?
B:Yes.
A: Can you give me a hand with moving a
sofa to my new house?
B: Sure.Your house is on Willow Street,
right?
A:You've eaten dinner, haven’t you?
B: No, and I'm really hungry.
A: Could I ask you/ How/ Would you like me to
make you something to eat?
B: I would love that. Thank you.
A:You've eaten dinner, haven’t you?
B: No, and I'm really hungry.
A:Would you like me to make you
something to eat?
B: I would love that. Thank you.
A: It was your wallet that got stolen yesterday,
wasn't it?
B: Yes. I still can't believe it.
A: Poor you.Will/ Is there something/A favour
I can do to help you?
B: Actually, can I borrow some money until I go
to the bank?
A: Of course. And you should report it to the
police.
B: Do you think so?
A:Yes. They might at least find your
identification.Will/Was/Is there something you
do it?
A: It was your wallet that got stolen yesterday,
wasn't it?
B: Yes. I still can't believe it.
A: Poor you. Is there something I can do to
help you?
B: Actually, can I borrow some money until I go
to the bank?
A: Of course. And you should report it to the
police.
B: Do you think so?
A:Yes. They might at least find your
identification.Will you do it?
A: The mechanic has left for the day, hasn't he?
B:Yes. __ ______ _______ I can do for you?
A:You don't know how to fix an engine, do you?
B: No, not really.You can leave your car here until
tomorrow.
A: __ ___ ____ __ a hand with moving it? It won't
start at all.
A: The mechanic has left for the day, hasn't he?
B:Yes. Is there something I can do for you?
A:You don't know how to fix an engine, do you?
B: No, not really.You can leave your car here until
tomorrow.
A: Can you give me a hand with moving it? It won't
start at all.
A:You haven't been studying for your final exam all night, have you?
B: I'm afraid so. C__ ___ do something for me?
A: Sure.
B: D_ ___ ____ you could help me study for a few minutes?
A: OK. C____ _ ___ you a favour in return? When we're finished,
you have to go to bed.
B: That's why you came to my house, isn't it? To make sure I slept.
A: Exactly.W__ you do it?
A:You haven't been studying for your final exam all night, have you?
B: I'm afraid so. Can you do something for me?
A: Sure.
B: Do you think you could help me study for a few minutes?
A: OK. Could I ask you a favour in return? When we're finished, you
have to go to bed.
B: That's why you came to my house, isn't it? To make sure I slept.
A: Exactly.Will you do it?
A: You went to Italy last year, didn't you?
B:Yes, it was amazing.
A: __ ___think you could help me plan my trip there?
B: Sure. ___ c__ I help you?
A: I'd like to hear about your favourite museums and restaurants.
B: Of course. Will you be there for long?
A: Just a week.Your trip was two weeks long, wasn’t it?
B: That's right.W___ __ like me to call my friend who lives there?
She could show you around.
A: You went to Italy last year, didn't you?
B:Yes, it was amazing.
A: Do you think you could help me plan my trip there?
B: Sure. How can I help you?
A: I'd like to hear about your favourite museums and restaurants.
B: Of course. Will you be there for long?
A: Just a week.Your trip was two weeks long, wasn’t it?
B: That's right.Would you like me to call my friend who lives
there? She could show you around.
Whose umbrella are they using?
The man’s or the woman’s?
What does the woman offer to do?
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