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Drills for B2-1. First and second conditional.

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Ana Fraile, Eoi Guadira del Monte.

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About drills. A drill is an activity that practices a particular skill

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and often involves repeating the same thing several times.

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I'm going to give you simple exercises to repeat

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so that some difficult structures become automatic

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and you won't make mistakes again.

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You'll have to repeat each activity more than once.

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once you learn how it works you'll be able to make up your own drills

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first conditional go to university to drill okay this is a drill to practice the first conditional

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and then we're going to use the idea that somebody's going to university you're 17 and

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planning to go to university in salamanca and so we have different options if you go to university

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in Salamanca, you have a list of options. Meet people from all over the world, speak English to

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foreign students, be more independent, live in a hall of residence, or do my own laundry. These

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are possibilities, the things that you will eventually do if this is the situation, if you go

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to university in Salamanca. So in this activity, you have to match the if section with the endings,

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the endings such as meet people, speak English, etc., with a will future in the second part.

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For example, if you go to university in Salamanca, you will meet people from all over the world.

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If you go to university in Salamanca, you will speak English to foreign students and so on.

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Or even you can do it differently.

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You can continue. If you meet people from all over the world, you will speak English to foreign students and so on.

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Second conditional lottery drill.

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In this case, we are going to talk about hypothetical situations,

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like winning the lottery, which is something that doesn't happen to us every day, does it?

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And this is the options we have.

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If I won the lottery, and then the options of the matching phrases would be

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travel around the world, help my family, buy a house,

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the things people would like to do with in that case.

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Now you have to combine them in a second conditional sentence.

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If I won the lottery, I would travel around the world, or if I won the lottery, I would help my family, etc.

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And then as a bonus, I just suggest you clicking on the song, If I Had a Million Dollars, which in a way is a song that answers this question, the same question.

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What would you do if you won the lottery?