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II. Complete the article. Use the words in the box.

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BODY LANGUAGE

Body language can make a bigger impression on people than you might think. If you (0) …….learn……... how to use it correctly, body language (11) ……………………………………. help you to make and keep friends. For example, if you (12) ……………………………………. straight, you (13) ……………………………………. look confident and attractive, while arms crossed over your chest say “stay away”.

Mirroring is another way of sending out the right signals. (14) ……………………………………. you want someone to like you, you (15) ……………………………………. copy their body language. Why? If someone (16) ……………………………………. what we do, we (17) ……………………………………. that we have a lot in common with them. So if you (18) ……………………………………. having a drink with someone, (19) ……………………………………. taking a sip of your drink a few seconds after they do. Look at their posture. If they are (20) ……………………………………. forwards, you should (21) ……………………………………. doing the same. Of course, you have to be careful. You don’t want to look as if you’re making fun of them!

IV. Complete the conversations. Use the correct form of the verbs in brackets

A: How’s Eli?

B: Not that well. Imagine how you (0) ……’d feel…..(feel) if you (33) ……………..…………………….…... (discover) that you’d failed nearly all of your exams!

A: I’d feel terrible but if it were me, I (34) ……………………………………………… (keep) trying. She can re-sit the exams she’s failed in September.

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A: Have you decided what you’re doing this weekend?

B: If I (35) ……………………………………………… (can / borrow) some money, I (36) ……………………………………………… (definitely / go) away with you but I don’t think there’s anyone who can lend it to me.

A: Couldn’t Nigel lend you the money?

B: Not really. You see, he’s broke. He (37) ……………………………………………… (can / earn) lots of money if he (38) ……………………………………………… (want) to but money’s not that important to him.

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A: My car’s broken down. Can you help me?

B: If I (39) ………………………………… (know) anything about cars, I (40) ……………………………… (try) to fix it but I know less than you do. If I (41) ……………………………………………… (be) you, I (42) ……………………………………………… (call) a garage.

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A: Sven has everything he wants but he’s always complaining. I’m sure if I (43) ………………………… ………………………… (have) so much money, I (44) ……………………………………………… (not complain) all the time.

B: Maybe not, but money isn’t everything.

Five Indonesian fishermen found themselves in deep trouble when a storm blew up suddenly off the coast of Australia and wrecked their boat. They were almost out of food when they were spotted by a rescue plane. In a way, they were unlucky: if they (0) …..hadn’t gone….. (not go) out fishing, their boat (45) …………………………………………. (not be) destroyed. But in another way, they were extremely fortunate: if the plane (46) …………………………………………. (not see) them, they (47) …………………………………………. (probably / die).

An English couple had a narrow escape when a large tree fell on their home. They were parking their car at the time of the accident. If the couple (48) ……………………………………………. (arrive) home a few minutes earlier, they (49) ……………………………………………. (be) in the house when the tree came crashing down and they (50) ……………………………………………. (might / be) killed. 

An Australian diver who found himself in the mouth of a great white shark survived to tell the tale. The diver managed to stab the shark in the mouth with his knife and the great fish released him. If the diver (51) …………………………………………. (not have) a knife with him, the shark (52) ……………………………………. (not open) its mouth and the diver (53) …………………………………. (might not / survive). 

                                                                                                                                                                                     A woman in Australia was bitten on the foot by a dangerous snake which miraculously left no poison in the bite. If the snake (54) ……………………………………………. (inject) poison into her foot, the woman (55) ……………………………………………. (could / die).

I. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense to make correct type 2 conditional sentences.

1. If cameras ……………………………………. (not / cost) so much, we ……………………………………. (buy) one.
2. We ……………………………………. (paint) the house if we ……………………………………. (have) the time. 
3. If she ……………………………………. (get) good grades, she ……………………………………. (go) to university. 
4. If I ……………………………………. (be) rich, I ……………………………………. (never / work) again.
5. Helen   ……………………………………. (post) the letters if she ……………………………………. (have) some stamps.

II. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense to make correct type 3 conditional sentences.

1. If he ……………………………………………. (remember) earlier, he …………………………………… (send) her a birthday card. 
2. If you ……………………………………………. (not / be) ill, you …………………………………………. (go) to the party.
3. Jason ……………………………………………. (not / break) his arm if he ………………………………. (be) more careful.
4. Helen ……………………………………………. (get) wet if she …………………………………………. (not / take) her umbrella.
5. If I ……………………………………………. (do) my homework, my teacher ……………………………. (not / shout) at me.