This week we will study structure "If I Had Known ..." (if known), ie a conditional sentence with the word "past perfect", which will help us to talk about situations in the past that never have taken place.
1) As usual, we will begin with a video . If you listen to examples, check that it is a simpler structure than it seems.
Remember If you can not see this video, you can convert it to mp3 format using this program or by going this page . Just put the url of the video in the box and get your mp3 file. Remember
which is essential to learn the pronunciation of new words, enter the terms you do not know on this page and listen to several times their sound.
2) Now let us review the theory on this type of conditional here.
3) If you follow our progress every week, you know that the practice is essential, so that, to work!
Exercise 1 Exercise 2
Exercise 3 Exercise 4
Exercise 5 Exercise 6
Exercise 7 Exercise 8
4) Repeat aloud examples of paragraphs 2 and 3. Remember : howjsay always used to know how words sound you do not know. Repeat several times all the examples.
5) continue to learn vocabulary. On this occasion, we have selected the following topics.
Places 1 Places 2
Words That begin with the letter "Z"
Look for the meaning of unfamiliar words in www.wordreference.com
We recommend that Keep a record of all you learn new words with their meaning and pronunciation. Then, try to make sentences with those words, do not just memorize them. How will you know if you've done well? Very simple! Search Google prayers similar and compare them with what you have done.
6) this story Listen and learn it by heart. Note: Remember that the audio Super Easy Reading of rong-chang can be downloaded by entering in your browser or download manager program like the following addresses:
http://www.rong-chang.com/supereasy / audio/se001.mp3
Changing the "001" for the number of lesson you want. As you see, always with 3-digit numbers, completing with zeros on the left.
7) Write a story using 15 sentences as we have learned in this lesson. You can guide you through the examples in the preceding paragraphs. Check your prayers search on Google and comparing them with native phrases.
Have you managed to do all activities? Well done! You deserve a 10!
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