Prime Time 5, Transition, Coursebook mit Audio-CD

b) Conditional 2 – unreal conditions Conditional 2 describes imaginary or unlikely situations . It’s less probable or impossible that the condition will be ful¡lled. Conditional clause Main clause If I knew, I would tell you. • Most common form: If + past simple, would/could/might + in¡nitive If I were you, If he were here, I’d apply for the job. what do you think he’d do? • In a more formal style use were , not was , aŒer if . If I won the lottery, If I went to Australia, I could travel round the world. I might see some kangaroos. • Could/Might can replace would in the main clause to show that something is less certain . c) Conditional 3 – unreal conditions in the past Conditional 3 describes possibilities in the past that did not happen . It’s impossible to ful¡l the condition because it’s too late. Conditional clause Main clause If she hadn’t spent so much money on her car, she wouldn’t have been so angry about the crash. • Most common form: If + past perfect, would/could/might + have + past participle If Jones hadn’t been injured, If you had told him about the meeting, we could have won the match. he might have called the boss right away. • Could/Might can replace would in the main clause to make the possibility less certain . Englische Laute Konsonanten Vokale Doppellaute !N? morning !A"? father !aI? I, my !r? red !0? but !aU? now, house !s? this !e? pen !eE? there, pair !z? is !E? a sister !eI? name, they !Z? television !3"? girl !IE? here, idea !dZ? page !x? flat !CI? boy !S? she !I? it !EU? hello !tS? chair !i? happy !UE? sure !D? the !i"? teacher, she !T? thanks !O? got Zusätzliche Zeichen !v? !w? video wow, one !C"? !U? !u? !u"? ball book January too, two !*? !+? Hauptakzent auf der nachfolgenden Silbe Nebenakzent auf der nachfolgenden Silbe Alle anderen Zeichen werden genauso ausgesprochen, wie sie geschrieben werden, z. B. !b?, !j?, !l? usw. Abkürzungen und Zeichen adj. adjective etw. etwas sth. something AE American English jmdm. jemandem 1 In dieser Übung kommen die Wörter vor. Aus. Australian English jmdn. jemanden n ist das Gegenteil von BE British English pl. Plural  ist verwandt mit coll. colloquial sb. somebody = entspricht 165 Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv