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- Greg Malivuk
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- Homework: p. 169 practice 1, p. 170 practice 2
- practice 1
- 2 There’s the man who/that flew around the world alone.
- 3 That’s the cave where four explorers slept. / in which four explorers slept.
- 4 She’s the girl whose arm was operated on.
- 5 It’s the time of day (when) the helpline is busiest.
- 6 Here is the boat in which they crossed the Atlantic.
- Here is the boat (that) they crossed the Atlantic in.
- 7 This is the woman who/that climbed Everest.
- 8 We saw the device which/that treats headaches.
- practice 2
- 2 If she passed her exams, I’m sure she would go to more concerts. / could go to more concerts.
- 3 He wouldn’t have cosmetic surgery if he didn’t need it.
- 4 Would you live on Mars if you had the chance?
- 5 If the boys liked music, they would go to more concerts. / they might go to more concerts.
- 6 Would humans change Mars if they really wanted to? / Could humans change Mars...
- 7 If you had the opportunity to travel into space, would you take it?
- 8 If I were you, I would rest before the journey. / If I was you…
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- First conditional: He won’t have cosmetic surgery if he doesn’t need it.
- Second conditional: He wouldn’t have cosmetic surgery if he didn’t need it.
- Third conditional: He wouldn’t have had cosmetic surgery if he hadn’t needed it.
- 3rd/Past Unreal: If you had been born in 1990, you would have turned 21 in 2011.
- Past Real: If you were born in 1990, you turned 21 in 2011. (Your passport says 1990.)
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- p. 124 - types of injury and first aid
- part 1 - what can cause these types of injury?
- Allergic reactions: insect bites; eating the wrong food; wasp and bee stings; using strong chemicals; drinking the wrong thing; touching certain plants or animals; inhaling dust, pollen, or animal dander or hair
- Cuts and bruises: blades and knives; falling off something; car accidents; fighting; stubbing your toe
- Sprains and breaks: tripping or falling; falling off something; car accidents; sports; slipping on ice or a wet floor; something falling onto you
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- burns: when heat or a chemical injures an area of skin
- scrapes: when you fall and hit your knees or hands on the ground (also called abrasions)
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- BREAK
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- What should you do if you have these injuries?
- Some injuries can leave a scar, which is a place on the skin with a different color or texture than the rest of the skin.
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- p. 124 part 3 - What type of injury does someone have if they say these things?
- part 4 - What type of injury does someone have if you give them this advice?
- The movie is not worth your time. = Your time is more valuable than the movie. (Don’t watch it.)
- It’s worth getting it X-rayed. (It’s important enough to get it X-rayed.)
- “worth” is a preposition, so it’s followed by a noun or a gerund
- Get your hair done. = Get someone else to do your hair.
- Have the picture framed. = Have someone else frame the picture.
- You should get it looked at. = You should get someone else to look at it.
- Have you tried putting lotion on it? = Have you put lotion on it to see if that helps.
- (Try opening the window. = Open the window to see if it helps.)
- (Try to open the window. = Attempt to open it, but maybe you can’t.)
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- p. 124 part 5b
- day and night / night and day
- doctors and nurses
- eyes and ears
- food and drink
- hands and knees
- mind and body / body and mind
- (body and soul)
- rich and famous
- fruit and nuts
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- Val and Tina -> Valentina
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- Read the first article on p. 123.
- Could you do this race? How much of her ability is physical, and how much is mental?
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- Homework: make 2 lists
- 1 - interesting or dangerous locations for a new extreme sport (that you will design tomorrow)
- 2 - activities that you could do as an extreme sport
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