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Strange Behaviour in Unit 3 Analysis

1) The document appears to be a lesson on animal behavior and weather prediction from a student workbook. It includes passages on idioms related to weather, vocabulary exercises, and questions about how weather affects mood and behavior. 2) The second part of the document discusses conditional clauses and types of conditions. It provides examples of zero, first, second, and third conditional sentences. 3) The document concludes with an exercise reformulating sentences in a more neutral register. It also includes a short passage on unconscious human reactions to invasions of personal space.

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109 views50 pages

Strange Behaviour in Unit 3 Analysis

1) The document appears to be a lesson on animal behavior and weather prediction from a student workbook. It includes passages on idioms related to weather, vocabulary exercises, and questions about how weather affects mood and behavior. 2) The second part of the document discusses conditional clauses and types of conditions. It provides examples of zero, first, second, and third conditional sentences. 3) The document concludes with an exercise reformulating sentences in a more neutral register. It also includes a short passage on unconscious human reactions to invasions of personal space.

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PROFICIENCY 1

UNIT 3: Strange behaviour by JJ


Unit 3
Strange behaviour
Red sky at night, shepherd’s delight,
Red sky in the morning, shepherd’s warning.
Cows lying in the field means rain is on its way.
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Find the following words and expressions and
explain their meaning from the context.
a thick and thin
b fame and fortune
c touch and go
d First and foremost f give and take
e Time and again g life and soul
h flesh and blood
i high and dry
j black and white
Homework

Student’s Book
Blah blah blah

Supplementary Google Classroom


Blah blah blah Blah blah blah
Vocabulary
Modifiers
make

put
far
date

given whatever

as

turn
Do you believe
that animal
behaviour might
be used to predict
major
earthquakes?
Why /why not?
Homework

Student’s Book
Blah blah blah

Supplementary Google Classroom


Blah blah blah Blah blah blah
3.2
Review of conditional
clauses
★ How does the weather
affect your mood?

★ Do you think people’s


characters are influenced
by where they live and the
weather they are used to?
Give some examples.
a. there are 50% more traffic accidents and 20% more industrial
injuries.
b. the air will make you feel invigorated.
c. the number of murders would rise.
d. if there hadn’t been a Santa Ana blowing.
e. you leave Switzerland during a Föhn.
f. I would go to California if I wanted to murder my husband.
a. Zero conditional used for general truths.
b. First conditional used when something is possible.
c. Second conditional used to talk about something that is unreal
and is improbable.
d. Third conditional to talk about something impossible.
e. Zero conditional to talk about a general truth.
f. Second conditional to talk about something which is unreal or
improbable.
If someone treats these two things equally, he can easily succeed in both,
unless he succumbs. (or)
if he does not succumb to the temptation of laziness.
a Given that
b Unless
c As long as / Provided that
d But for / Without
e Even if
f on condition that
g Suppose / Supposing
Speaking

What will
you do if

What
would
you do if
you
What
would
you have
done if
you’d
Homework

Student’s Book
Blah blah blah

Supplementary Google Classroom


Blah blah blah Blah blah blah
3.3
Reading into Writing:
Reformulation 1
(style, language, vocabulary – not
specialised, neutral register)

On the surface there seems to be no reason for it.

inward: feeling annoyed/tense/anxious; raised blood pressure


outward: sweating; averting gaze; hiding; making yourself immobile;
hair-pulling; foot-tapping; getting red in the face; leaving
unpredictable

undeniable
unconscious

insignificant

irreplaceable

inexhaustible

unassertive (or) non-assertive

inconclusive
Human beings are often quite unconscious of reacting to an invasion of their personal space with anger. OR
Human beings are often quite unconscious that their reaction to an invasion of their personal space is anger.
Homework

Student’s Book
Blah blah blah

Supplementary Google Classroom


Blah blah blah Blah blah blah

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