Unit 9. Undersea world

Language Focus
PRONUNCIATION


GRAMMAR
Practice these sentences:
Let’s have some beer, dear.
What a good idea! The atmosphere here is very clear.
Where are me shoes? They are nowhere here.
Have you look carefully everywhere?
I am sure he is far from poor.
Well, actually he usually wears casual clothes.
Pronunciation
SHOULD

CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TYPE 2
Grammar
Form: S + should (not) + V (infinitive)
Usage:
Giving advices
Ex: We should protect the sea animals.
Showing expectation
Ex: He’s a good student. He should pass the exam easily.
Should
Practice using SHOULD
Liz => Go away for…
My salary => Look for…
Jack => Not go to bed so late.
Beautiful view => Take a photo…
Sue => Not use her car…
Bill’s room => Put some pictures...
“I think / I don’t think …should…”
Ex: Peter and Judy are too young to get married. You think it’s a bad idea.
(get married)
=>I don’t think they should get married.
“I think / I don’t think …should…”
(be banned)
2. I think smoking………………………………...
(go out)
3. I..……………………………………………….
(resign)
4. I………………………………………………..
“I think / I don’t think …should…”
(play games everyday)
(go out)
(do more exercises)
(study hard)
Form:
If Clause Main Clause
If S + V (2/-ed), S + would + V
Usage:
Showing unreal conditions (present time)
Ex: If I were a bird, I would be a white dove.
If I did more exercise, I would pass the exam.
CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TYPE 2