LISTENING

               SCHOOL REPORT

                         1.-Listen and answer
                         2.-Listen and complete

READING

                           THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA

UNLESS, AS LONG AS, PROVIDING THAT...

As long as / provided / on condition that / only if

We can use these alternatives to if if we want to emphasize the conditions surrounding the action, i.e. one thing will happen only if another thing happens. We can also use so long as and providing (that) as alternatives to as long as and provided (that). On condition that is formally very explicit. Provided / providing are more formal than as long as / so long as. Compare the following:

 

We will lend you the money on condition that it is repaid within 12 months.

We will lend you the money provided (that) you can repay it within 12 months.

I don’t mind talking to the press, but only if my identity is protected.

You can have the day off today providing you agree to work a double shift tomorrow.

You can borrow my DVD player as long as you return it on Monday.

EXERCISE

UNLESS

The word unless basically means the same thing as if ... not. For example, "Unless you study, you will fail" means the same thing as "If you do not study, you will fail."
Unless is often used in conditional sentences. It can be used with the first, second, or third conditional. Here are some examples.

First Conditional: "You'll be unhappy unless you break up with her" = "You'll be unhappy if you do not break up with her."

Second Conditional: "I wouldn't ask her out unless you told me it was OK" = "I wouldn't ask her out if you told me it was not OK."
Third Conditional: "They wouldn't have come over unless we'd invited them" = "They wouldn't have come over if we had not invited them."

EXERCISE
EXERCISE

UNIT 2. SOCIETY

1.- CONDITIONALS

FIRST CONDITIONAL

Exercise 1
Exercise 2

SECOND CONDITIONAL

Exercise 3
Exercise 4

THIRD CONDITIONALS

 Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3

MIXED CONDITIONALS

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3

NOUN SUFFIXES

LIST OF NOUN SUFFIXES

Exercise 1
Exercise 2

BILL GATE'S HOUSE

Answer the following questions about Bill  Gate's house:

1.- Where is it located?

2.- Why was it conceived for?

3.- Why is it a more liveable house?

4.- Complete the sentence: The glasses face_________________to take advantage of the sunset...

5.- How does temperature suit?

6.- What happens if you get a phone call?

7.- What is the large screen made of?

8.- Copy the last sentences of the video.

SO....THAT/ SUCH THAT

RULES

EXERCISE 1

EXERCISE 2

EXERCISE 3

EXERCISE 4