UNIT 9 AND 10

UNIT 9 AND 10

1. First Conditional

   • We use the first conditional to talk about a possible situation and the result of that situation
     • If (possible future situation), (result)
     • (result) If (possible future situation)

2. Verb patterns

   • Some verbs are often followed by another verb. The two most common cases are:
     • verb + to + infinitive
     • verb + verb + -ing

3. Second Conditional

   • We use the second conditional when we imagine a situation in the present or future. The situation is unreal, unlikely, or impossible
   • If (unreal/unlikely/impossible situation), (result)
     • (result) If (unreal/unlikely/impossible situation)
       • We can use Would + infinitive or could + infinitive to talk about the result

4. Quantifiers

   • We use the quantifiers before countable or uncontable nouns to describe the amount of something

5. Too-Not enough

   • We use Too to say something is more than the right amount.
   • We use Not Enough to say something is less than the right amount.