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课件网) Review Subjunctive Mood in If-clauses If I Were A Boy -- by Dengziqi If I were a boy I think that I _____understand How it feels to love a girl I swear _____a better man _____ to her Cause I know how it hurts When you lose the one you wanted Cause he’s taken you for granted And everything you _____got destroyed! It’s a little too late for you to come back Say it’s just a mistake Think I forgive you like that If you _____I _____ wait for you You _____ wrong But in fact, the singer is _____. a girl could thought I’d be I’d listen had would thought Task1 If I were a bird, I would fly high to touch the cloud. 2. If I have time tomorrow, I will go with you. 3. If I were God, I would make all the blind see the beautiful world. 4. If I get more information, I will tell you immediately. a wish a fact a fact a wish Actually, I am not a bird. In fact, I am not God. unreal conditional (虚拟条件句) unreal conditional (虚拟条件句) real conditional (真实条件句) real conditional (真实条件句) Subjunctive Mood in If-clauses If条件句中的虚拟语气 Task 2 A wish or a fact? Definition Subjunctive Mood is used to talk about situations that are not true or not likely to become true, expressing the speaker’s wish, and often used in if-clause and its main clause. Unreal conditionals 1. Unreal present conditional 2. Unreal future conditional 3. Unreal past conditional Let’s enjoy a conversation. -- A conversation about a love story (Role play) Tom Peter Tom: Hi, Peter. Why do you look upset. What’s wrong? Peter: Lily refused to marry me. If she had accepted me yesterday, I would have been the happiest man. Tom: Cheer up, Peter! If I were you, I would send her another bunch of roses right now. Peter: Oh, yes! That’s a good idea! Tom: May you succeed! Peter: Oh, Lily, please marry me!If you _should marry/were to marry/married me tomorrow, you could do whatever you like.So will you marry me? Lily: No. Role play: If I (be) a bird, I (fly) freely in the sky. 如果我是一只小鸟，我会在天上自由自在地飞翔。 were would fly 卖火柴的小女孩 If I ____(sell) a match today, I _____(go) home now. sold could go If it (snow) tomorrow, we (go) out to make snowmen. were to snow snowed should snow would go If the God _____(give)me another chance，I_____ the girl : I love you! should give/were to give/gave would tell If she_____ ( not eat)so much candy, she_____ (not have)her teeth pulled out. She had her teeth pulled out because she ate too much candy. hadn’t eaten wouldn’t have had Tom had a car accident because he drove after getting drunk. If Tom (drive)after getting drunk, he (have)a car accident. hadn’t driven wouldn’t have had Writing-sentence chain Group work --sentence chain Make sentences in your group using subjunctive mood in if-clauses. And the sentences must be related to each other. Then act it out one after another. Example S1: If I were Yaoming, I would play basketball well. S2: If I played basketball w ... ...
