You'll drop something on it the first

If everything seems to be going well, you have obviously overlooked something.

GRAI 4AR i{+ present,

+ will + infinitive (first conditional)

1. 
   Match the sentence halves.
   

Here are six more examples

of Murphy’s La.

If you lose something,

2. 
   If you arrive early at a party,
   
3. 
   If you make an appointment with the doctor,
   
4. 
   If you don’t do your homework,
   
5. 
   If you buy a new carpet,
   
6. 
   If you get into a hot bath,
   

1. 
   you’ll feel betrer before you see him.
   
2. 
   you'll drop something on it the first day.
   

4. 
   the phone will ring.
   
5. 
   everyone else will be late.
   

I your teacher will ask you for it.

2. 
   Circle the correct form.
   

1. 
   If the plane arrives late tonight, 1 i } miss tñe last bus.
   
2. 
   I fyou see } will see an accident, call the police!
   
3. 
   'They won’t get lost, if they use } will use their satnav.
   
4. 
   We don’t get } won’t get to the cinema in time if we don’t leave now.
   
5. 
   1 fyou don’t take won’t take an umbrella,
   

it’ll definitely rain!

6. 
   If my phone doesn’t work } won’t work here,
   

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7. 
   Kathy is will be disappointed if she doesn’t get the job.
   
8. 
   I f there isn't } won’t be much traffic when we leave, it won’t take long to get there.
   

3. 
   Complete the texts wich rhe correct form o£the verb in brackets. Then read and match the texts wirh rhe correcc pictures, A—G.
   

Traditions and Superstitions

B

2 VOCABULARY confusing verbs 4

Complete the sentences with the correct verbs in a the correct tense.

1 1ook,1ooL like

You look very smart in that suit. In fact, you

of a businessman!

LISTENING

Listen to a radio programme about natural disasters. How many tips does the expert give?

2

I my ticket, so I

the train and I was late for work.

3 say, tell

My son doesn’t often if he does, he always

hope, wait

I’m for the bus. I

it’ll come soon because it’s raining.

5. 
   look at, watch
   

lies, but sorry.

Our friends enjoyed the video of our wedding, but they didn’t want to

the photos of our honeymoon.

5. 
   know, meet
   

She's

5. 
   borrow, lend
   

him since the summer. She

him on a safari.


b Listen again and answer the questions.

If you need to

you 50 euros.

5. 
   find, look for
   

some money, I can

1. 
   Can you avoid natural disasters?
   
2. 
   At what time of year should you not go to the Caribbean?
   

Out NoO

can’t.

We were

the internet and we

place.

9. 
   carry, wear
   

He was

a heavy suitcase.

9. 
   bring, take
   

a cheap apartment on

the perfect

a big coat and

3. 
   What will travel insurance probably pay for?
   
4. 
   Why is it important not to panic?
   
5. 
   Who should you contact as soon as possible?
   
6. 
   What should you ask your airline when you book your flight*
   

I'll

you to the airport if you me back a souvenir.

USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES

PRONUNCIATION linking

Listen to how the words are linked in

each sentence.

1. 
   II walk, I’1 rrive late.
   
2. 
   It’ll be hot if you go in August.
   
3. 
   Int rains, I'll get taxi.
   
4. 
   She’ll ge ngry if we don’ nvite her.
   
5. 
   If we ge p early, we can go to the market.
   
6. 
   II don’ nderstand the menu, I'1lsk the waiter.
   

b Listen again. Practise saying the sentences.

Learn these words and phrases.

bllzzard ' b l I Foil cyclone 'sai k I o‹›n earthquake 'u:t1kivCI k flood fl d

forest fire ‘ I nr ls1 IN in.

monsoon lnnn'su:n tsunami I su:' no:ni i spill (coffee) spill

parking space '[ser: k i 9 spci s

natural disaster ' n‹tt {rel d i'zu:st*