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REVIEW UNITS 3 - 4
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REVIEW UNITS 3 - 4
UNIT 3
- GRAMAR
- SECOND CONDITIONAL
- We use that to talk about imaginary situations
- If I won the lotery, I would buy a house in Miami
- You would get wet if it rained.
- If you went to bed earlier you wouldn't be so tired.
- If the weather wasn't so bad, we would go to the park.
- If I were taller, I would buy this dress.
- We use that to talk about imaginary situations
- THIRD CONDITIONAL
- We use that to talk about impossible situations
- He'd have got the job if he hadn't been so nervous in the interview.
- The company would have survived if there hadn't been a recession.
- If it hadn't been snowing heavily, we'd have carried on skiing.
- What would you have done if you'd been me?
- If they hadn’t won that match, the club would have fired the manager.
- We use that to talk about impossible situations
- SECOND CONDITIONAL
- VOCABULARY
- MONEY & FINACNE
- Account
- Bills
- Cash machines
- Credit card
- Insurance
- Deals
- Guaranteed
- Recipt
- Reduced
- Savings
- Delivery
- Orders
- Overcharge
- Refund
- PREPOSITIONAL VERBS
- About
- From
- IN
- OF
- TO
- PHRASAL VERBS
- Be taken in
- Get out
- Own up
- Pay back
- TELL OFF
- MONEY & FINACNE
- GRAMAR
UNIT 4
- GRAMAR
- PAST SIMPLE & PAST CONTINOUS
- To talk about past actions
- While I was making the birthday cake, I poured a glass of salt instead of sugar into it.
- When the doorbell rang, I was sleeping.
- When they went into the room, they saw the surprise.
- When Mike started primary school, he used to speak four languages.
- While he was working, he often listened to music.
- To talk about past actions
- PAST PERFECT
- To talk about two events in past
- He had never seen a bear before she moved to Alaska.
- Had you been waiting long before the bus arrived?
- Max knew Paris because he had visited the city several times.
- They had studied English before they went to London.
- I hadn't been shopping when you called me.
- To talk about two events in past
- PAST SIMPLE & PAST CONTINOUS
- VOCABULARY
- DISASTERS
- Air cash
- DROUGHT
- EARTQUAKE
- FLOOD
- STORM
- TSUNAMI
- VOLCANO
- WILDFIRE
- -ING FORMS
- As and adjective
- After a preposition
- As relative clause
- Fixed expressions
- As a subject
- PHRASAL VERBS
- BE BLOWN AWAY
- SEND UP
- BE CUT OFF
- BE SWEPT AWAY
- TURN OUT
- DISASTERS
- GRAMAR
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- Mind Map on REVIEW UNITS 3 - 4, created by Sebastian Toledo on 17/07/2021.
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