Complete the second conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

Match the sentence beginnings and endings.

3. What would people do

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4. If you saw that horror film,

Match the sentence beginnings and endings.

5. I’d go for a walk.

put the words in the correct order.

1. you / found / do /a/you/ million / would / if/ euros
What_______

put the words in the correct order.

2. if/it/ he / could /a/ afford / one / phone
He’d buy_______

put the words in the correct order.

3. caviar | it/I/eat/ gave | me / wouldn’t
If someone________

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4. say / could / talk / if / to/ yo u / the / would / president / you
What______

put the words in the correct order.

5. job/ for /you/a/I/new/ if/look/were
I’d________

Complete the second conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

Complete the second conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

Complete the second conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

Complete the second conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

Choose the stressed syllables.

1. ca|mel

Choose the stressed syllables.

2. chi|cken

Choose the stressed syllables.

3. cro|co|dile

Choose the stressed syllables.

4. dol|phin

Choose the stressed syllables.

5. el|e|phant

Choose the stressed syllables.

6. gi|raffe

Choose the stressed syllables.

7. je|lly|fish

Choose the stressed syllables.

8. li|on

Choose the stressed syllables.

9. mon|key

Choose the stressed syllables.

10. mos|qui|to

Choose the stressed syllables.

11. ra|bbit

Choose the stressed syllables.

12. spi|der

Choose the stressed syllables.

13. ti|ger

Now read the rest of the article.

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CROCODILE ATTACK!

If you were swimming at the edge of the water in Southern Florida, USA, and you saw a crocodile coming towards you, what would you do?

Well, most of these are possible — the best thing to do depends on where the crocodile is at the time. If it comes towards you on land, experts say you should turn around and run away as fast as possible. Crocodile can run faster than humans over a short distance, but they soon get tired. if they miss their first chance to catch their victim, they usually start looking for something else.
If you’re in the water, then Splash around to make a noise so that the animal gets confused. If this doesn’t work, push your thumb or fingers into the crocodile’s eye. This is the most sensitive area of the crocodile’s body and it is the place where you can cause the animal the most pain. It will also be very surprised by your attack and it’s quite possible that it will decide to leave you alone. Don’t try and open the crocodile’s mouth because the muscles are so strong that this is nearly impossible. However, if the crocodile is in a bad mood, it’s possible that it will carry on
fighting. Your final opportunity is to pretend to be dead. If the crocodile thinks that its victim is dead, it opens its mouth for a few seconds to move the body into its throat. This can give you your last chance to escape, but
it’s a very dangerous plan. Our final advice? It’s much better to avoid crocodiles than to do any of the things above.

Question:

Which sentence is the best summary?

Listen to a news story about a shark attack

Listen again and answer the questions.