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Unit Topic Grammar Focus Text Type e-Resource Page 1 When I grow up • Conditional sentences:

first conditional e-mails 4

2 My dream job

• Connectives:

so that / so / because

• Infinitives:

verb + to-infinitives

interviews 8

Quiz 1 (Units 1-2) 12

3 Helping the children

• enough / not enough / too

• very little / very few notes 14

4 Charity work • either … or …

• neither … nor … notices 18

5 Watching films

• Adjectives:

‘-ed’ and ‘-ing’ adjectives

• Phrasal verbs

film reviews 24

6 Reading fun

• Relative pronouns:

who / which

• Conditional sentences:

second conditional

book reports 28

7 Popular festivals • Passive voice

• Tenses webpages 34

Quiz 4 (Unit 7) 38

Test (Units 1-7) 40

Final Reminder 45

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Conditional sentences: first conditional

• We use ‘If … , … will … ’ to show that something is likely to happen.

• We use the conditional clause to describe something that happens first.

• We use the main clause to describe something that will happen next.

• We can put ‘If’ at the begining of the sentence.

If I become an architect, I will design many magnificent buildings.

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If I become an architect, I will design magnificent buildings.

conditional clause (simple present tense)

main clause (future tense)

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Hi Bobby,

I am in Hong Kong now. This is my first visit to Hong Kong. This place is beautiful!

Tomorrow we will go sightseeing. If we ¹ (get) up early, we 2 (go) to Kowloon Park in Tsim Sha Tsui to have a walk. If it

3 (not rain), we ⁴ (swim) in the swimming

pool. We ⁵ (have) lunch in a Chinese restaurant if it

6 (be) not too crowded. Chinese restaurants in Hong Kong are famous for their dim sum.

In the afternoon, we ⁷ (watch) a sky show in Hong Kong Space Museum if we can ⁸ (buy) the tickets. At night, we

9 (take) the ferry if we ^bk (visit) Aunt Tina

on Hong Kong Island.

We will leave Hong Kong the day after tomorrow. I know that you like collecting robots.

I ^bl (give) you Robot Poro as a birthday present if I can

bm (find) the latest model.

Talk to you later.

Yours, Uncle Tim

Complete the e-mail with the correct form of the given words.

Task to Do

^e-mails

We use the future tense in the main clause.

From : SEND

To : Subject :

timcheung@kmail.com bobbycheung@kmail.com Travelling in Hong Kong