Conditionals Words

Other expressions for conditionals

Unless = Except if It is used when a statement made is not true or valid.

We won’t be able to swim unless the swimming pool is open.

We won’t be able to swim except if the swimming pool is open.

In case = because maybe Do something if another event happens.

• We’ll take our swimming costumes in case the swimming pool is open.

• We’ll take our swimming costumes because maybe the swimming pool is open.

Providing / Provided that = As long as On condition that • We will be able to swim providing the pool is open.

• We will be able to swim provided that the pool is open.

• We will be able to swim as long as the pool is open

Only if • I will go to the swimming pool only if it is opened.

Gums Competition!

•If you don’t want to lose weight, don’t go on a diet →UNLESS Don’t go on a diet ____________ weight.

Bring something to eat and you can come to the party. →PROVIDED

You can come to the party _______________ something to eat.

I want to be a professional basketball player, but I’m not tall enough. →IF I would play basketball professionally ______________ enough.

It’s obvious that it won’t work unless you switch it on. →IF It’s obvious that _______________ on, it won’t work.

I’ll only come if you promise to help me. →AS LONG AS I’ll come _______________ to help me.

I wouldn’t say it if I didn’t mean it. →UNLESS I wouldn’t say it ________________ it.

Idioms related to Health and Illness

COME DOWN I think I’m coming down with a cold or something

UNDER THE WEATHER Phil has got a cold and he’s feeling a bit under the weather.

KEEP IN SHAPE I work out in the gym to keep in shape.

ON TOP OF THE WORLD A: Are you sure you’re OK? B: Yes, I’m feeling on top of the world.

BLACK OUT She’s really dizzy. I think she’s going to black out.

BE BACK ON YOUR FEET It’s only a cold. You’ll soon be back on your feet.

PULL THROUGH It was a bad accident, but he’s going to pull through.

CLASS ACTIVITY Meme and Health Choose one of the idioms studied.

Create a meme including that idiom (in context).

Use the websites proposed or the one you prefer.

SPELLING BEE 2021!

1. What is it?

2. Categories • Honey Bees: A1 • Bumble Bees: A2 • Carpenter Bees: B1 • Wasps: B2 /Bilingual students 3. Dates 4. List of words.

OCTOBER 6-10

Practice Time! https://www.ejerciciosinglesonline.com/pronunciation/exercises/spellingexercise-1/