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REVISION 1) Modal verbs: SHOULD(N’T): - If you feel sick, you should go to the doctor. - That seems green, you shouldn’t eat it. MUST(N’T): - I was so drunk, I must have done something stupid. - You mustn’t play videogames all day if you want to pass this exam. C...

REVISION 1) Modal verbs: SHOULD(N’T): - If you feel sick, you should go to the doctor. - That seems green, you shouldn’t eat it. MUST(N’T): - I was so drunk, I must have done something stupid. - You mustn’t play videogames all day if you want to pass this exam. COULD(N’T): - He could have gone to the supermarket. - She couldn’t have been at the party last night, because she was in my house. CAN’T: - They can’t have passed the exam, they didn’t study at all. MIGHT: - She might love cats, she has a pencil case with a lot of drawings of them. MAY: - He may have studied, he passed the test. 2) Relative clauses: DEFINING: are the ones that contain information that it’s important to understand the phrase. - We don’t often see the people who live across the hall. NON-DEFINING: are the ones that have extra information that can be removed. - Robert Downey Jr., who played Iron Man, was in jail. 3) 1st conditional: IF + 웃 + PRESENT SIMPLE + , + 웃 + WILL + PRESENT if clause consequence - If he does his homework, he will pass. 웃 + WILL + PRESENT + IF + 웃 + PRESENT SIMPLE consequence if clause - She will be tired if she works out all week. 4) 2nd conditional: IF + 웃 + PAST SIMPLE + , + 웃 + WOULD(N’T) + MAIN VERB - If I died tomorrow, I would want to restart my life as a butterfly. 5) 3rd conditional: IF + 웃 + PAST PERFECT + , + 웃 + WOULD(N’T) HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE  - If I had gone home earlier, I would have seen my boyfriend cheating on me. 6) Wish/If only: IF ONLY + 웃 + PAST SIMPLE → If only I putted more attention in class. 웃 + WISH + 웃 + PAST SIMPLE → I wish he was happier. 7) Reported speech: 8) Had better (not): 웃 + HAD BETTER (NOT) + PRESENT - You had better do your laundry before I get home. - I’d better not make a mess or my mum will get angry at me. 9) Used to: 웃 + USED TO + PRESENT - I used to get up at 6 o’clock