Focus 2 Unit 5 EDUCATION | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Transform the sentence using AS SOON AS: He dreams of passing a driving test after finishing school.

AS SOON AS he finishes school, he will pass his driving test.

Transform the sentence using AFTER: He'd like to get a degree and then start a family.

After he gets a degree, he'll start a family.

Answer the question (USE: who/which/that): What is an entrance exam?

It's an exam that students take before they start studying.

Answer the question (USE: who/which/that): What is a gap year?

It is a year-long break before or after university during which students engage in various activities, such as travelling.

Transform the sentence using AS SOON AS: After getting exhausted, he must have a break.

As soon as he gets exhausted, he'll need a break.

Transform the sentence using UNLESS: She won't revise for the exam if she doesn't attend the course.

Unless she attends the course, she won't pass the exam.

Answer the question (USE: who/which/that): What is a tuition fee?

It's the money that you pay for school.

Answer the question (USE: who/which/that): What is a rigid timetable?

It's a timetable which isn't flexible.

Make a conditional type I sentence: Paul wants to join a dangerous group. He may get into trouble.

If he gets into a dangerous group, he will get into trouble.

Make a conditional type I sentence: He wants to tell his parents about the exam but they may not be at home.

He will tell his parents if they are at home.

Transform the sentence using BEFORE: I should discuss it with my team, then we'll make a decision.

Before we make the decision, I'll discuss it with my team.

Ask a question using conditional type I: Your friend is going to get a tattoo. Ask about his/her parents' reaction.

How will you react if I get a tattoo?

Make a conditional type I sentence: It's easy to pass this exam, but you must get rid of stress.

If you get rid of stress, you'll pass the exam.

Make a conditional type I sentence: _____________ (unless/he/ stop) making fun of Lucy, he _________ (have) to talk to the head teacher.

Unless he stops making fun of Lucy, he'll have to talk to the head teacher.

Answer the question (USE: who/which/that): Who is a head teacher?

A head teacher is a person WHO runs the school.

Make a conditional type I sentence: You need to chill out frequently if you want to learn more effectively.

If you chill out frequently, you will learn more effectively.