Fluency 2 Market Leader Pre-Intermediate Unit 10 Language Review – Conditionals Skills – Negotiating: dealing with conflict

Language Review – Conditionals – p.94 Conditionals – Form If we leave now, we’ll probably arrive there at 6. If he calls, he will leave a message. What will you do if they don’t come for the meeting? If I had a little more money, I would do an MBA in Canada. If I were you, I’d quit. It’s too much stress! Where would you go if you could travel anywhere in the world?

Language Review – Conditionals – p.94 First Conditional (present simple + will) If sales reach 4,000 units, we’ll have a profit of $2 million. CEO tells his workers, “If Obama is re-elected, you’ll be fired”. ( taken from NBC News )NBC News How will you come to work tomorrow if bus drivers go on strike? I’ll be free tonight if they cancel the happy hour. REAL POSSIBILITY – Possible condition + probable result

Language Review – Conditionals – p.94 Second Conditional (past simple + would) If sales increased by 20%, we’d have to expand our production plant. CEO tells his workers, “If I were the president of the USA, you’d live in a much better country”. How would you come to work if you lived in Jundiaí? I would go home and sleep if they canceled the happy hour. HYPOTHESIS – Unlikely condition + probable result

Language Review – Conditionals – p.94 What’s the difference? 1) If I am free tomorrow, I’ll go cycling in the park. ≠ 2) If I were free tomorrow, I’d go cycling in the park. In (1): possible condition (+ real) In (2): unlikely condition (- real)

Language Review – Conditionals – p.94 THINK: Possible condition (+ real) If you deliver this tomorrow, we’ll pay you on Monday. Negotiating Unlikely condition (- real) If you delivered this tomorrow, for example, we would try to pay you on Monday.

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Skills – Negotiating – p.95 Calming down I understand what you’re saying. I can see your point of view. Well, I see what you mean. Why don’t we come back to that later? You don’t have to worry about… Closing a negotiation Let’s go over the main points again. Let’s see what we’ve got. We’ve got a deal. Ok, I think that covers everything. Fine. Right. That’s it then. Creating solutions A compromise could be to… How about if… Another possibility is… Let’s look at this another way. What if…

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