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If Conditional: A. Complete The Sentence With The Correct Form of The Verb in Parentheses

The document discusses conditional statements and situations involving polar bears. It provides examples of conditional sentences using verbs in their correct conditional form. It then asks the reader to consider what would happen in different scenarios involving polar bears, such as if they can't find enough food, their habitat disappears, more are put in zoos, or they become extinct. The reader is asked to write sentences describing the outcomes.

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If Conditional: A. Complete The Sentence With The Correct Form of The Verb in Parentheses

The document discusses conditional statements and situations involving polar bears. It provides examples of conditional sentences using verbs in their correct conditional form. It then asks the reader to consider what would happen in different scenarios involving polar bears, such as if they can't find enough food, their habitat disappears, more are put in zoos, or they become extinct. The reader is asked to write sentences describing the outcomes.

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IF CONDITIONAL

A. Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb in parentheses.
lives
1. If an elephant (live)__________________ will get
in a zoo, it (get)_______________
bored.
will be wins
2. We (be)____________________ very happy if our team_______________
(win).
3. If I (see)___________________
see a bear in the forest, I (yell)_____________
will yell
loudly.
4. I (go)_________________
will go to the concert if I (have)______________
have enough
money for a ticket.
5. If you (sleep, not) _________________
don’t sleep enough, you (feel)________________
will feel
tired.

B. Discuss these situations with a partner. Write sentences to describe them in your
notebook.
What will happen if . . .
1. polar bears can’t find enough food?

They won’t survive in the winter.


___________________________________________________
2. the polar bear’s habitat disappears?

____________________________________________________
Its species will die.
3. people put more polar bears in zoos?

___________________________________________________
They will be very stressful.
4. people protect polar bears?

____________________________________________________________
The polar bears will live a lot of time.
5. polar bears become extinct?

The food chain will break down.


READING:

John Kasaona
Community Based Conservationist
How Poachers Became Caretakers

When John Kasaona was a boy growing up in Namibia, his father took him into the
bush to teach him how to take care of the family’s livestock. His father said, “If you see
a cheetah eating our goat, walk up to it and smack it on the backside.” A cheetah is a
very nervous animal. If a person confronts it, it will probably run away. John also
learned how to deal with a lion by standing very still and making himself look very big.
These were useful lessons for a boy who became a wild life conservationist. As
Kasaona says, “it is very important if you are in the field to know what to confront and
what to run from.”

Kasaona was born in 1971. At that time, Namibia had many problems. The country was
at war from 1966 to 1990. Because of the fighting, many people had rifles. This caused
a secondary problem—poaching. For example, poachers killed many black rhinos for
their horns, which were very valuable. To make things even worse, around 1980, a
terrible drought killed people, livestock, and wildlife. By 1995, there were only 20 lions
left in the Kunene region in the northwest of the country, where Kasaona’s family lives.
Many other species were also endangered

1.Look at the list of ways we can protect endangered animals. Check the ideas
you predict you will read about in the article.

1.____________________ stop poaching.

We can stop poaching.

2.____________________ create advertisements about conservation.

We can create advertisements about conservation.

3._____________________ prevent droughts.

We can’t prevent droughts.

4______________________. put land under conservation.

We can’t put land under conservation.

5._____________________ support nature tourism

We can support nature tourism.


C Read the article. Write the dates next to the events.

1. ______________________20
It was in 1995 lions remain in Kunene.

He was born in 1971


2_______________________. John Kasaona is born.

It was in 1980
3.______________________ drought hits Namibia.

4.______________________
It was 1966 war begins.

5.______________________
It was 1990 war ends .

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