Advanced Studies

Natalie

Candy Crush
Pick

5 or 6 candies.

You

have 5 questions on your handout.

And

5 kinds of candies.

Candy Crush

3
5

Candy Crush
Each

kind of candy refers to one question.

If

you have that candy you need to answer

the question.

If

you take the same kind of candy more

than one, you need to give more than one
answers. How many you took, then how
many answers you should give.

Candy Crush-SNICKERS

1. What would you buy

if you had 100 billion
dollars? And why?

Candy Crush-Milky Way (Brown & Orange)

2. Where would you

travel to if you became
super rich? And why?

Candy Crush-Milky Way (Black & Purple)

3. What kind of
business would you
run if you became a
billionaire (suppose
you still need to
work)? And why?

Candy Crush- Twix

4. What kind of
animal would you
keep as a pet if you
had a huge castle to
live in and enough
money to spend on
your pet? And why?

Candy Crush-3 Musketeers

5. What kind of house
would you build as
your home if you were
the worlds richest
person? And why?
(a stone castle on a
cliff, a large wooden
house in central park,
a glass house under
the sea)

Candy Crush
I

would buy a stone castle if I had

100 billion dollars.

Second

Conditionals

2nd Conditional

Structure: If + Past Tense, would

When to use?
unreal (impossible) or improbable situations.

Time:
the TENSE is past, but we are talking about the
present

1st conditional and 2nd conditional

If I became president, I would change the social

security system. (Said by a schoolboy: improbable)

If I become president, I will change the social

security system. (Said by a presidential candidate)