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  • Grade XII - Second Conditional Sentence Dialogue

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    The dialogue discusses a water diet where a person drinks 8 cups of water per day to help suppress appetite and consume fewer calories at meals. Eva shares that her sister lost a slight amount of weight after one week on this diet. However, Eva cautions that this is not a water-only diet, as drinking only water for more than a couple days can be dangerous and cause weight gain later due to slowed metabolism. Terry seems interested in trying the diet, and Eva recommends giving it a week to see results, as her sister did.

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    The dialogue discusses a water diet where a person drinks 8 cups of water per day to help suppress appetite and consume fewer calories at meals. Eva shares that her sister lost a slight amount of weight after one week on this diet. However, Eva cautions that this is not a water-only diet, as drinking only water for more than a couple days can be dangerous and cause weight gain later due to slowed metabolism. Terry seems interested in trying the diet, and Eva recommends giving it a week to see results, as her sister did.

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    Grade XII - Second Conditional Sentence Dialogue

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    Hasanah Maharani
    The dialogue discusses a water diet where a person drinks 8 cups of water per day to help suppress appetite and consume fewer calories at meals. Eva shares that her sister lost a slight amount of weight after one week on this diet. However, Eva cautions that this is not a water-only diet, as drinking only water for more than a couple days can be dangerous and cause weight gain later due to slowed metabolism. Terry seems interested in trying the diet, and Eva recommends giving it a week to see results, as her sister did.

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    Read the dialogue and act it out in front of the class.

    Terry : Eva, have you ever heard about the water diet?

    Eva : Yes. My sister took the water diet last year.

    Terry : Really? Tell me what it is!

    Eva : Well, actually, the diet involves drinking 8 cups of cold water every day.

    Terry : 8 cups of cold water?

    Eva : Right. And it must be at regular intervals throughout the day. It involves drinking a glass of
    water before each meal to suppress your appetite.

    Terry : Wow. That sounds great.

    Eva : It is. If I were you, I would try the diet. You know, doing this will help you get into the habit of
    limiting the portions of food you consume during each meal.

    Terry : You mean by drinking water, we will feel full before a meal, thus helping us consume less
    calories.

    Eva : But keep in mind that this is not a water-only diet. Water-only diets can actually be quite
    dangerous if done for too long a period of time.

    Terry : Really?

    Eva : Your body needs nutrients to stay healthy and maintain a strong metabolism. If you drink only
    water for more than a couple of days, when you start eating again you run the risk of gaining even more
    weight because your metabolism will have slowed tremendously.

    Terry : If you were in my position, would you try this diet?

    Eva : Why not? My sister took the water diet last year. There was a slight decrease in her weight
    after a week of dieting.

    Terry : Thanks for your advice.

    Eva : That’s okay.

    Some Examples of Conditional Sentence Type II

    1. If I were a bird, I would fly around the world.


    2. I would finish my homework faster if I had some reference books now.
    3. If I were Albert Einstein, I would be very famous.
    4. If my mother were a teacher, I would ask her to help me with my homework.
    5. If he were a smart student, he would pass the exam.
    6. I would lower taxes if I were the President.
    7. They would buy a new house if they were rich.
    8. If we had time, we would visit our friends
    9. What would you do if you were British?
    10. What would you do if I smelled bad?
    Match the statements with the correct facts.

    Statements The facts


    1. If he were a smart student, he would pass the a. They are poor so they won’t buy a new
    exam. house.
    2. I would lower taxes if I were the President. b. I am not you.
    3. They would buy a new house if they were c. I am a teacher so I cannot lower taxes.
    rich.
    4. If you ate more and talked less, we would d. I don’t have a sophisticated calculator.
    both enjoy our dinner.
    5. If I were you, I would meet your English e. He can’t pass the exam because he isn’t a
    teacher and ask him to give you a remedial smart student.
    test.
    6. I could do it faster if I had a sophisticated f. We can’t enjoy our dinner because you talk
    calculator. too much during dinner time.

    Read the statements and then discuss the fact or the present condition of the statements. See the
    example.

    No. Conditions Results Facts


    a. If I had a million dollars, I’d give you money.
    b. If I had a car now, I would take you to the ball.
    c. If he told me now, I would help him.
    d. If I were you, I would take a part time job.
    e. If I were a boy, I would learn how to play football.

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