Unit 3 a write conditional sentences. do not change the order of the words. example: we / decide / to / go / out / tonight / we / call / you if we decide to go out tonight, we’ll call you. 1 it’s /cold / people / spend / more / time / indoors 2 the /sky / is / red / in / the / evening / it / usually / be / nice / the next day 3 water / freezes / the / temperature / drops / to / zero / or / below 4 we / go / for / a / picnic / tomorrow / the / weather / is / nice 5 british / people / say / that / it / rains / on / 15th / july / it / rain / for / the next 40 days b complete each conversation with a word / words from a and b. a as cold as cold cold cold icy out in the b blood cold ice reception shoulder stare example: a: the police say the killer murdered his victims without showing any emotion. b: that’s right. they were all murdered in cold blood. a: dan and rebecca aren’t talking to me. b: me neither. they’ve been giving me the (6) all day. a: i don’t think they were very pleased to see me. b: nor me. i got a very (7) . a: dan isn’t the friendliest person in the world. b: definitely not. he’s (8) . a: rebecca looked at me like i had done or said something bad. b: me too. she gave me a really (9) . a: maybe she was angry that you didn’t ask her to join in the discussion? b: maybe, but it wasn’t my intention to leave her (10) . c choose the best words to complete the conversation between a shop assistant and a customer. a: i’m looking for women’s trousers. b: (0) shall / will i show you where they are? a: i (11) think / wonder if i could try these trousers on, please? b: of course. the changing room’s over there. a: they’re perfect. (12) could / should you tell me how much they are? b: they’re £45. a: i’d (13) want / like to pay by credit card, if that’s ok. b: that’s fine. a: and (14) would / could you mind putting them in a bag for me, please? b: not at all. a: oh, wait a moment. these have got a hole in them. could you get me another pair? b: (15) i’ll / i’m going to see if we have another pair in the store room.
1 If it’s cold people spend more time indoors.
2 If the sky is red in the evening it's usually nice the next day.
3 Water freezes if the temperature drops to zero or below.
4 We will go for a picnic tomorrow if the weather is nice.
5 British people say that if it rains on 15th July it will rain for the next 40 days.
B. Complete each conversation with a word / words from A and B.
A as cold as cold cold cold icy out in the
B blood cold ice reception shoulder stare
Example:
A: The police say the killer murdered his victims without showing any emotion.
B: That’s right. They were all murdered in the cold blood.
A: Dan and Rebecca aren’t talking to me.
B: Me neither. They’ve been giving me the (6 cold shoulder) all day.
A: I don’t think they were very pleased to see me.
B: Nor me. I got a very (7 cold reception) .
A: Dan isn’t the friendliest person in the world.
B: Definitely not. He’s (8 as cold as ice) .
A: Rebecca looked at me like I had done or said something bad.
B: Me too. She gave me a really (9 icy stare) .
A: Maybe she was angry that you didn’t ask her to join in the discussion?
B: Maybe, but it wasn’t my intention to leave her (10 out in the cold) .
C. Choose the best words to complete the conversation between a shop assistant and a customer.
A: I’m looking for women’s trousers.
B: (0) Shall I show you where they are?
A: I (11) wonder if I could try these trousers on, please?
B: Of course. The changing room’s over there.
A: They’re perfect. (12) Could you tell me how much they are?
B: They’re £45.
A: I’d (13) like to pay by credit card, if that’s OK.
B: That’s fine.
A: And (14) would you mind putting them in a bag for me, please?
B: Not at all.
A: Oh, wait a moment. These have got a hole in them. Could you get me another pair?
B: (15) I’ll see if we have another pair in the store room.