English Unlimited HTL 3, Schulbuch mit Audio-CD und CD-ROM

117 Living and working together 09 LANGUAGE SKILLS EXPLORE LOOK AGAIN EXTRAS Work alone. Write two sentences for each situation. 1 What should the people have done? What shouldn’t they have done? 2 What could they have done differently? Talk about your ideas for the situations together. b c Listen to situations 1–6. After each situation, work in pairs to discuss what happened and complete the sentences. 1 If he hadn’t cycled … he wouldn’t have … 2 If she’d … she would’ve … 3 If he hadn’t seen … , he probably wouldn’t … Example: If he hadn’t cycled into the young woman, he wouldn’t have started going out with her. Compare your sentences with a new partner. Did you have the same ideas? a 23 TCD 3/04 b 4 She wouldn’t have become … 5 She wouldn’t have … 6 If he’d known … Look at the sentences from the stories. Answer the questions. 1 Are the situations: a real or imaginary? b about the past or now? 2 Complete the form: if + had + , would + have + . GRAMMAR 22 Unreal conditionals: past Talk together. 1 Do you find working together with other people enjoyable or stressful? 2 What do you do when something goes wrong? 3 What problems can you imagine when working with people from different cultures? Listen to Steve and Debbie. 1 What happened? 2 What does Steve think about it? Listen to Steve and Ahmed. 1 What does Ahmed say? 2 What does Steve recommend? LISTENING 24 a 25 TCD 3/05 TCD 3/06 b I wouldn’t have … Discussing what went wrong Situation Result If Mr Warne had worked here longer, If she’ d had a family, it would have been different . she probably wouldn’t have left all her money to the village. We can also say: It would have been different if Mr Warne had worked here longer. Grammar reference and practice, p. 162. Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv