Third conditional vocabulary revision random pelmanism game

New Cutting Edge Intermediate Modules 11 and 12

Use as many cards below as you can to make one third conditional sentence. You get one point for each card if your partners accept your sentence as possible. If your sentence makes no sense (e.g. “I would have abandoned my dice if I had been fascinated”) they should reject it, and play passes to the next person. You are allowed to change the grammar of the words below, e.g. “compensate” instead of “compensation”.

 

abandon (= give up)

 

ankle

 

anxiety/ anxious

 

applause (= clap)

 

ban

 

blizzard

 

capital punishment

 

collision

 

compensation

compulsory

 

concerned

congratulate

 

dice

do badly/ well

 

do overtime

do your best

 

even number

expert advice

 

extreme weather

fascinated

 

fault

greed/ greedy

helpline

 

ignore

 

lack

loaf

 

lonely/ loneliness

make a decision/ decisions

make up your mind

military service

 

nanny

not have a care in the world

odd number

overweight

 

PE (= physical education)

physical hardship

 

regret

resign

retrain

 

row/ rower

 

ruin

sailor

 

slip

smack

 

smart

sort out

 

steal/ rob

sue

 

sleepless nights

sympathetic

take a risk/ risks

talk it/ things over

 

terminal

 

think straight

 

think things/ it over

think up

tiny

trip

 

trouble-free

twist

 

yacht

a good excuse

 

 

 

Play the same game again, but this time choosing the cards at random by turning them over or pointing with your eyes closed. After you have chosen one, you can decide whether to risk choosing another or not before making your sentence.

Circle words above which could be connected to problems, then put a star (*) next to phrases which could be connected to solutions.

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Related pages

Cutting Edge Int Module 12 page

Third conditional page

Random pelmanism (TEFLtastic classics Part 18)

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