Unit 9 Times Have Changed!: by Teacher Joselyn Rodríguez Ugalde

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UNIT 9

TIMES HAVE
CHANGED!
BY TEACHER JOSELYN RODRÍGUEZ UGALDE
Read the conversation again:
How many examples can you find of
past, present, and future tenses?
24:36 CD3
Who wants to make
a lot of money?
Why?
If you get a high-paying
job, how will your life
change for a better?
For the worse?
Conditional clauses consist of two
sentences.

One is a clause that starts with if,


which is called as ‘if clause’. The other
IF CLAUSES/ is called the main clause.
CONDITIONAL
Each sentence has a verb.
CLAUSES
It is important to know which tenses
are to be used in these clauses and they
play a big role in determining the
meaning of the sentence.
Using type 1:

The conditional sentences indicate us a possible


condition and its probable result. It means that
the expected actions depends on a condition.

If clauses – type 1 is used to express a possibility


in the future (it is not certain that it will happen,
but it is possible). We use this type when talking
about real and possible situations in the future.
If you want, we can use modals in both ‘if clause’ and ‘main
clause’ or you can use modals only in one part.
Homework#1

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