The teacher of the year contest Master Class Roman Kovshik презентация

Would he like something to be changed?
Yes, he would.
He would like to have a son.
Why?
Because if he had a son, he would play a boy toys with him.
But, does he have a sun in real?
No, he doesn’t
Does he play boy toys with anyone?
No, he doesn’t.

And what about this cat?
If this cat were the only cat in the house, it would eat all the food.

And these guys?
They would be basketball players if they were taller and faster.

What do all these sentences have in common?
If he had a son, he would play a boy toys with him.
If this cat was the only cat in the house, it would eat all the food.
They would be a basketball team if they were taller and faster.
They talk about imaginary/unreal situation in the present.
They are second conditional sentences.

How do we make the 2nd conditional?
If he had a son.,.
If this cat was the only cat in the house,
if they were taller and faster.
Main clause
he would play a boy toys with him
it would eat all the food
They would be a basketball team
If clause
Past Simple
Would + V1

I wouldn’t be afraid
if I were stronger.

You can also use the 2nd conditional to criticize someone.
You would be more healthier if you didn’t smoke so much.

You can also use the 2nd conditional
to give advice
I would order a pizza if I were you

Now it’s time to practice
If the weather ____ fine, we would go for a walk.
a) had been
b)
If she had an umbrella, she _________ wet.
a)
b) didn’t get
were
wouldn’t get

Now it’s time to practice
If the animals could talk, I wonder what ____ they ____?
a) /
b) would/said
If she_______ harder, she would earn more money/
a)
b) works
would
say
worked

And what would you buy if you had a lot of money?
If I had a $1 000 000 , I would …

And what would you buy if you had a lot of money?
If I had a $1 000 000 , I would …

And what would you buy if you had a lot of money?
If I had a $1 000 000 , I would …