“If we find him, then Death is dead!”
Three boys who decice to take revenge on his friend’s death. A tale where respect, responsibility, friendship, traison and other topics become the true characters.
As usual, you can post here your ideas, work…
unit 36 first conditional
exercise A
1. comes … will go 2. writes … will tell 3.will forgive…pays 4.will feel…stops 5.needs…will lend 6.listens …will know
exercise B
1.unless you telephone first 2. if they don’t invite you 3. if you can’t swim 4 unless we win on saturday
unit 37 second conditional
exercise A
1. she would go 2. she lived 3.didn’t eat 4. he would have 5.she got 6.he wouldn’t smoke
exercise B
1. if they discovered oil in Ireland… 2. If doctors found a cure for cancer 3. if young people stopped liking pop records 4. if astronauts visited Mars
exercise D
1. If we went by plane we would arrive earlier 2. They would listen to you if you insisted 3. If I was you, I would complain 4. the children would stay at home if it rained 5. would you write to me if you had my address? 6.we wouldn’t see anything if we didn’t have enough candles 7. if you stopped smoking, you would breathe better.
unit 38 third conditional
exercise A
1. had… lost… would have phoned 2. had…broken…would have gone 3. would have made … had…forgotten
exercise B
1. If she had spoken German better, she would have applied for the job 2. if her friend hadn’t phoned, she wouldn’t have heard about teaching jobs 3. if she hadn’t contacted the company, they wouldn’t have asked her to go for an interview 4. If the interview had gone badly, the director wouldn’t have offered Ellen a job. 5. If Ellen had known some Spanish, she would have started at once.