Dreams and wishes - second conditional

UNIT 15AOBJECTIVESIdentify the antonyms of verbs for describing events in a short matching exercise.Use the second conditional to complete some interactive exercisesProduce a political poster by making use of the Second ConditionalLet´s get startedSTUDY VOCABULARYReward:give something to (someone) in recognition of their services, efforts, or achievements.Homeless:having no home or permanent place of residence.valuable: worth a great deal of money.fundraising: the seeking of financial support for a charity, cause, or other enterprise.tough situation:Difficult situationExchange: an act of giving one thing and receiving another (especially of the same kind) in return.warn: inform someone in advance of a possible danger, problem, or other unpleasant situation.Complete sentences with the correct word 1- I warnstudents when they don´t complete assignments.2- There are millions of homelesspeople around the world, the hane no place to live,3- She received a rewardfor the great job done during the last two weeks4- Put all your valuablesin the hotel safe5-He is the new development director in charge of fundraising VOCABULARY PRACTICE MATCH WORDS WITH THEIR CORRESPONDING ANTONYMS Accept Refuse Admit Deny Agree Disagree Borrow Lend Dislike Enjoy Divorce Marry Find Lose Forget Remember Save Spend READ THE TEXT BELOW. COMPLETE MULTIPLE CHOICE EXERCSE.If I Won the Lottery I can imagine what my life would be like if I won the lottery. Wow! I could do so many things, and my life would be so different. I would love the chance to change my life with the money. The first thing I would do is buy a big, new house. I live in a small apartment, and I have always dreamed of living in a big house in the country. With all that money, I could buy anything I wanted. I don’t have a car right now, so I would buy a new car. Or, I might even buy a new motorcycle. I like motorcycles, and I can imagine myself driving down the highway with the wind in my hair.Of course, I if I won the lottery, I should give some of the money to charity. I would probably give my money to a charity that helps sick children. Also, if any of my friends needed anything, I could help them pay for it. I know many people that have student loans, and I could help them pay the loans back. That would make them very happy. Plus, if I won a lot of money, I would certainly save some of it in the bank.Also, I think that if I won a huge amount of money, I would open a business. I love to cook, and I have always wanted to open a restaurant. With all that money I could open a fancy restaurant.However, I know one thing I would not do is travel. I have a friend who won $100, 000 in the lottery three years ago. She took the money and travelled for three months. I think she is crazy. Travelling is nice, but then she had nothing left after her vacation.I think, however, that the only problem with dreaming about the money I could win is that I have never even played the lottery before. As they say: “You can’t win if you don’t play.” Read the text and answer the questions.1. What would the woman not buy if she won the lottery? a car an apartment a motorcycle a house 2. What would the woman not do if she won the lottery? give money to charity pay off student loans give money to friends save money 3. Why would she open a restaurant? She likes to cook. She is a great cook. They are a good investment. She likes fancy restaurants. 4. Why would she not travel? She has travelled a lot before. Her friend did not have fun travelling. It is too expensive. She would be left with no money when she finished travelling. 5. Do you think she will win the lottery? No. It is too difficult with only a few tickets. Yes! She is lucky. Maybe. It depends on her luck. No. She didn't buy a ticket. SECOND CONDITIONAL Watch this YouTube video to learn about the form and use of the Second Conditional. Answer these questions about the Second Conditional.​1. We use the Second Conditional to describe _ situations.​​​ real, possible hypothetical, impossible 2. How do we form the Second Conditional? if + subject + Present Simple, subject + will + base verb if + subject + Past Simple, subject + would + base verb REMEMBER! Copythis into your notebooks. Let's practice.1. If I _ more money, I would buy a car. have had would have will have 2. If she _ how to speak French, she would not take lessons. knows knew had known know 3. If he were older, he _ vote. will can will be able to could 4. The men would have money if they _. will work work works worked 5. What would you do if you _ the lottery? win had won won will win Complete the sentences using the Second Conditional. 1. If she lived (live) in the country, she would havea dog (have).2. If she had (have) a dog, she would go (go) for walks.3. If she had (have) a garden, she would grow(grow) vegetables.4. If she had (have) free time, she would take up (take up) painting.5. If I was (be) taller, I would play(play) basketball.6. If she had (have) more money, she would join(join) a gym.7. I would try(try) to get more exercise if I were (be) you.8. We would go(go) hiking this weekend if we didn't have(have) an exam on Monday.9. You wouldn't feel(feel) so stressed out if you played (play) sport more often.10. If there was (be) a swimming pool near here, would you go(you swimming more often? Choose the correct answers to form Second Conditional sentences.1. I'd _ skiing if it were less expensive. go went 2. If I _ a successful sportsperson, I'd ask them about their training programme. meet met 3. We wouldn't lose so many matches if we _ more. trained train 4. If we _ volleyball, we wouldn't play it. don't enjoy didn't enjoy 5. I'd go horse-riding if horses _ smaller and slower. were are 6. They _ cycling today if the weather was better. will go would go What did you enjoy about the assignment?