second conditional/ cultural training/ supernatural and superstitions
Change the questions below to make them into correct second conditional questions. There is one grammatical error in each question. Other grammar may also be correct, but try to stick to second conditional.
1. If someone offer to tell you your future, would you want to know?
2. If there was a holiday in a haunted house available, would you paid money to go there?
3. If your friend tolds you they had seen a ghost, would you believe them?
4. If you heard strange noises at night, would you believing it was a ghost?
5. Would you want to came back as a ghost if you could?
6. Would you communicate with the dead if you could it?
7. What you do if you wanted to make your brother or sister believe there was a ghost in the house?
8. If someone would tell you a ghost story just before you went to sleep, would you have nightmares?
9. If there was a graveyard that everyone said was haunted, will you go into it at midnight for a dare?
10. If you were a ghost, who you would haunt?
11. If you thought your house is haunted, what would you do?
12. If you see a television documentary about ghosts, would you believe it?
Check as a class.
Take turns asking and answering questions above, not looking above when it is your turn to answer.
When your teacher stops you, ask about any which you are not sure how to answer, working together as a class to correct them each time.
Ask each other different second conditional questions about the supernatural and superstitions.
Do the same for just things which some people think are good luck or bad luck.
Brainstorm cultural differences in things which are good and bad luck.
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Sentences themselves contain grammar errors. Is is kind of disappointing to try to use them with our students..
Um, that’s the whole point. They correct the errors, then ask each other the corrected questions.
first we would have to correct the errors and then they can already ask or answer the questions
Jaysus it says it in the title, error correction! for me, at least, it has served a purpose and been rather useful. Cheers!