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FIRST CONDITIONAL REAL POSSIBILITY IF CONDITION PRESENT SIMPLE If she studies hard RESULT IF RESULT WILL/WON'T+BASE VERB she will pass the exam CONDITION WILL/WON'T+BASE VERB She will pass the exam PRESENT SIMPLE if she studies hard We use the first conditional when there is a real possibility that this condition will happen in the future. Exercise Write the verbs in brackets. Use the first conditional. 1-1 (stay) at home if it (rain) this afternoon. 2- If my brother, (go) abroad, I (be) very worried. 3- You 4- Melissa (not earn) enough money if you (can) to go out later if she (not work) more hours. (not finish) her homework 5-If1 (go) to the supermarket later, I (buy) some tomatoes. 6-Peter (get) wet if he (not take) an umbrella. 7-Ifi (find) the book you lent me, I (give) it back to you. 8-They (be) angry if we 9-What 10-Many workers 11-1 12-If he 13-My uncle 14-If you 15-Sandra, if you (not visit) them next Saturday. We promised to go. (not go) to work tomorrow? (happen) if you (lose) their jobs if that factory. (not buy) a bigger house if I (not finish) the vegetables, he (can) to go to the opera if he (close) down. (get) promoted at work. (not have) a dessert. (not remember) to get the tickets. (not taste) nice. (be) late for the meeting. (not put) sugar in your coffee, it, (not hurry up), you 16-Cristopher (be) so happy if he (find) the money he lost. 17-Your motorbike: (not break down) if the mechanic (check) it. 18-if you (not take) an aspirin, your headache, (not disappear).

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owl with Characters Larger tha In any book, cartoon or film we all love to see the heroes defeat the villains, save the world, win the girl and live happily ever after. But just between you and me, don't we feel a little bit sorry for the villains as well? Batman is the superhero protector of Gotham City. After witnessing the murder of his parents as a child, he swore to fight crime. He does not have any superhuman powers, but relies on his intelligence, athletic ability and scientific knowledge. He wears a costume that acts like armour. His cape can spread out like wings which can be used to glide down safely from heights. As a crime fighter, Batman faces several enemies. His biggest enemy is the Joker, a violent maniac with a clown-like appearance. The Joker, a master criminal, has chalk- white skin, green hair and a permanent grin stretched across his face. At one time he can be mischievous and funny, but at other times violent, brutal and cruel. He has no superpowers, instead he is intelligent and good at chemical engineering and weapon design, which he uses to create instruments of terror. One of the most powerful villains is Thanos. He is much larger than the average human, with powerful muscles, a broad face and purple skin. He often wears Life a protective suit of armour, and a glove that can harness power from infinity stones. Thanos plans to use this power to erase half of the human population. Due to this, he is seen as an enemy by many, notably Iron Man who teams up with other heroes, the Avengers, to try to stop him. Iron Man is identified by the armour he wears, which he largely made for himself. Though he has no superpowers, his armoured suit gives him strength, makes him fly, and shoots rays from the palms of his metal gloves. He also has a device on his chest that helps his damaged heart to beat well. Once a good fairy, Maleficent suffered a betrayal from King Stefan that turned her pure heart to evil. To revenge, she placed a curse upon the king's newborn daughter, Princess Aurora, which she makes to only be broken by the kiss of true love. Later on, Maleficent developed a maternal love for the princess. That love broke the curse when she kissed Aurora on the forehead. Whether heroes or villains, these are the characters I admire the most. I love to watch the heroes fight the villains and eventually see good win over evil. I also can't help feeling for the villains and their weaknesses; I just love to hate them! These stories are timeless and the characters are definitely larger than life.

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Direction: Choose the best inference for each story 1. A small-town lawyer from Illinois, tall and lanky with an Adam's apple that could have gone down in the Guinness Book of Records had it existed in the nineteenth century. Nevertheless, he changed the face of American history, steering it through a civil war that left both sides bloody. Who knows what more he could I have done had an assassin's bullet not cut him down. a. He had a big Adam's apple. b. He steered the nation through a civil war. 2. In the early nineteenth century, Shakespeare was the most widely performed playwright in both the North and Southeast. In the first half of the nineteenth century, English and American actors could always earn money by performing Shakespeare in towns both big and small. American audiences were famous for their participation in performances of Shakespeare's plays: They hurled eggs and tomatoes at the villains and cheered and whistled for the heroes. By the end of the nineteenth century, theater owners claimed that most ordinary people couldn't understand Shakespeare, and they were refusing to stage his plays. In the early 1800s, theater goers in big cities could often choose between three different productions of Macbeth or Romeo and Juliet; by the end of the nineteenth century, it was hard to find production of a Shakespeare play, let alone several. a. Early American audiences embraced Shakespeare's plays enthusiastically because they wanted to prove that they were as clever and sophisticated as their former British rulers. b. The role of Shakespeare in America changed dramatically as the nineteenth century drew to a close.

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C. Complete the sentences. Use the verbs in the correct form: the future or the present. (8 marks) Example: I (clean) my room before I 13. If it 14. We 16. Noah (go out). I'll clean my room before I go out. 17. I (rain) tomorrow, we (not/ have) the picnic. 15. When you (go away) to college. (miss) Luke a lot when he (not/ recognize) her. (finish) work. (see) Liz again. You 18. Before I (turn off) the lights. 19. We soon as the rain 20. Let's (come) back. (go) to the gym after he (be) surprised if my sister (pass) her driving test. (leave), I (continue) with the game as (stop). (wait) until she

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Part 3. Exercise 1: Read Wendy's letter and fill in the gaps with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets. Hi! My name (be)Wendy Hopkins. I (be) from the Scotland. I (be)Scottish. I (be)16 years old. I to school. (go) My favorite subjects_ (be)Literature, English and French. My favorite sport_ (be) tennis. I name with my family. (live) I (be)Paul Hopkins. He a newspaper. (work) He a mother, a father and a sister. (have got) My father's (be)50 years old. He (be)a journalist. He hard. (work) He back home late in the evening. (come) My mother's name_ (be)Lilly Hopkins. She_ (be)46 years old. She_ (be)a teacher. She in a school. (work) She_ English. (teach) She_ hard. (work) My sister's name_ (be)Angela Hopkins. She_ (be)a student. She at University. (study) She (study) Her favorite sport_ (be)tennis, too. Our family. At weekends we and (be)big and friendly. In the evenings we walking. (go) Sometimes we TV together. (stay, watch) Hope to hear from (be)20 years old. She_ hard. (work) She you soon. Best wishes, Biology. (be) at home at weekends Wendy in dinner together. (have)

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Name 1. Either my mother or my father 2. The man with all the birds 3. Mathematics วิชาภาษาอังกฤษ 5 (อ31101) Subject-Verb agreement exercise 3 4. Somebody (is/are) Andy's favorite subject. (is/are) John's favorite subject, while Civics (is/are) not taking it too well. 5. Everyone involved in the accident (is/are) making a statement and someone else by the police. 6. The weather in some African countries August. 7. The deaf 8. A number of Covid-19 cases (is/are) coming to the meeting. (lives / live) on my street. (is/are) not hear at all. 9. The number of crimes in New York city recently. 10. The police 11. The Portuguese. mariners. 12. Neither the actors nor the director closely. 13. Almost all of the flour 14. Eight dollars 15. There Class (have / has) been reported. (is / are) investigating the matter. (have / has) been questioned (is/are) boiling hot in 16. 17. All of the CDs, even the scratched one,. 18. Arabic the Western world. 19. In Africa, measles 20. Some of the people waiting in line. 21. No one 22. Twelve miles. 23. Each of the cars in the street 24. Ted and Lydia 25. My brothers or my sister 26. Romeo and Juliet (have/has) long been renowned as great (is/are) only one left! (Is / Are) the tweezers in this drawer? (was / were) used to make a cake. (is/are) the price of a movie these days. (were / was) fifteen candies in that bag. Now there 27. A red and yellow car. 28. One of the cities she would like to No. (have/has) increased .(is/are) following the lines. (is/are) in this case. (is/are) also becoming a popular language to learn in (is/are) still killing children. 29. Some of the countries they may have visited to be Nigeria and Egypt. 30. The mascot, as well as the hockey players, volunteers) at the school. (have/has) finished reading the book yet. (is / are) a long distance to run. (is/are) new. (visit / visits) their uncle every weekend. (have / has) the key. (is/are) a famous love story. (is/are) waiting outside. (is/are) getting impatient. (live / lives) is Toscana. (seem/ seems) (volunteer /

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