Lesson 2
ANTICIPATORY  ‘IT’
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     IT          BE – VERB          ADJECTIVE                    THAT  NOUN CLAUSE

                          is                      possible                                     someone made a mistake.
It                                                                                    that
was                  clear                                           the party was over.

It is true that Capt George plans to retire soon.
It’s certain Capt Pairoj will be promoted this year.

IF-CLAUSE (UNREAL PRESENT CONDITIONAL)
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     Conditional clause (cause)                                                 main clause (effect)
If she exercised regularly,                                              she would probably feel better.
If you left earlier,                                                            you could get home at noon.

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     Main clause (effect)                                                         conditional clause (cause)
She would probably feel better                                     if she exercised regularly.
You could get home at noon                                         if you left earlier.

WISH + THAT NOUN CLAUSE
(PRESENT UNREAL CONDITION)
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            WISH                                                         THAT  NOUN CLAUSE
Capt  Tom wishes                                             he were a four-star general.
I wish                                                                that I had enough money to travel around the world.

BE USED TO  VS  USED TO
used to + verb (infinitive without to)  =  �¡�з������ʹյ (�Ѩ�غѹ����������)
She used to live in Hawaii.
Jane used to teach classes at the university.
be used to  ���  be accustomed to  ������ªԹ ����� ������¤ӹ������ gerund (verb + ing)
Thai people were accustomed to hot and damp weather.
Thai people were used to hot and damp weather.
Sam is used to drinking milk every morning.

Grammar exercise lesson 2
Complete the sentences with the given words

could             were                 walking                  didn’t                    jogging               is used to          smoke            drive                were                       likely                    wouldn’t              probable      
drove             If                      eating

1.     I wish that I …….. at the beach.
2.     Dave is used to ………… every morning.
3.     I wish that I ……………. have to go to work every day.
4.     Captain Danai is accustomed to ………  to work.
5.     She wishes that she ………….  get a promotion every year.
6.     Pete used to ……….. .
7.     Tim used to  …………  a pick-up truck.
8.     My professor  ………… having breakfast at 6:30.
9.     A :   I heard that Capt Komsan got orders to go to London. Will he sell his house?
B :   It’s ………  that he’ll sell his house.
10.   You …….. get confused if you followed instructions.
11.   A :   Will this meeting last more than three hours?
B :   Yes, it’s ………  that it will last more than an hour.
12.   If the director …….. nicer to her employees, she could get more respect.
13.   If he ……  more carefully, he wouldn’t get so many tickets.
14.   ……… you studied harder, you’d make higher scores.
15.   If you weren’t always ……… , you wouldn’t be so fat.

Vocabulary exercise lesson 2
Complete the sentences with the given words.

watch                   visibility                    flashed                      flooded                         evacuated
struck                   damaged                    favorable                likely                              conditions
forecasts
1.     The weatherman ………… the weather. He tells us if the weather ………. will be  ……….  
or unfavorable. He warns us if bad weather is ……… or unlikely.
2.     The hazardous storm that …… Songkhla did a lot of ……... Many people were ……….  
from their homes when their neighborhoods were ……….
3.     The warnings of probable flooding ………  on TV screens.
4.     Foggy conditions and heavy rain can make ………. zero.
5.     The police asked drivers to ………….. out for barricades.

 

ANSWER KEY LESSON 2
Grammar exercise lesson 2
Complete the sentences with the given words

could             were                 walking                  didn’t                    jogging               is used to          smoke            drive                were                       likely                    wouldn’t              probable      
drove             If                      eating

1.     I wish that I  were at the beach.
2.     Dave is used to  jogging every morning.
3.     I wish that I didn’t have to go to work every day.
4.     Captain Danai is accustomed to walking to work.
5.     She wishes that she could get a promotion every year.
6.     Pete used to smoke.
7.     Tim used to drive a pick-up truck.
8.     My professor is used to having breakfast at 6:30.
9.     A :   I heard that Capt Komsan got orders to go to London. Will he sell his house?
       B :   It’s  probable that he’ll sell his house.
10.   You  wouldn’t  get confused if you followed instructions.
11.   A :   Will this meeting last more than three hours?
       B :   Yes, it’s likely that it will last more than an hour.
12.   If the director were nicer to her employees, she could get more respect.
13.   If he drove more carefully, he wouldn’t get so many tickets.
14.   If  you studied harder, you’d make higher scores.
15.   If you weren’t always eating, you wouldn’t be so fat.

Vocabulary exercise lesson 2
Complete the sentences with the given words

watch                   visibility                    flashed                      flooded                         evacuated
struck                   damage                    favorable                likely                               conditions
forecasts
1.     The weatherman  forecasts the weather. He tells us if the weather conditions will be
favorable or unfavorable. He warns us if bad weather is likely or unlikely.

2.     The hazardous storm that  struck Songkhla did a lot of  damage. Many people were
evacuated from their homes when their neighborhoods were  flooded.

3.     The warnings of probable flooding  flashed on TV screens.
4.     Foggy conditions and heavy rain can make  visibility zero.
5.     The police asked drivers to  watch out for barricades.