Edge JS3B Unit 7

Guess the names of the animals based on the pictures given!

Pop quiz!

Guess the names of the animals based on the pictures given!

Pop quiz!

both the cross river gorilla and

the eastern lowland gorilla

are critically endangered animals!

We are working for the World Wide Fund.

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We need to design advertisements on public transport about endangered animals.

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This allows more people to know about these animals, how to help them and the negative effects if we don't help them.

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Situation

Sample advertisement 1 - cross river gorilla

Sample advertisement 2 - eastern lowland gorilla

Let's take a closer look!

Illegal mining exists.

We (Gorillas) become endangered.​

Ideas

Illegal mining exists.

We (Gorillas) become endangered.​

Ideas

Illegal mining does not exist.

We (Gorillas) will not become endangered.​

Illegal mining exists.

We (Gorillas) become endangered.​

Ideas

This is not real.

Illegal mining does not exist.

We (Gorillas) will not become endangered.​

This is real.

Illegal mining exists.

We (Gorillas) become endangered.​

Ideas

This is not real.

Illegal mining does not exist.

We (Gorillas) will not become endangered.​

This is real.

Type 2 (imaginary present)

If illegal mining did not exist,

we would not become endangered.​

Illegal mining exists.

We (Gorillas) become endangered.​

Ideas

This is not real.

Illegal mining does not exist.

We (Gorillas) will not become endangered.​

This is real.

Type 2 (imaginary present)

If illegal mining did not exist,

we would not become endangered.​

past tense

could/would (not) + base form​

Illegal mining exists.

We (Gorillas) become endangered.​

Ideas

This is not real.

Illegal mining does not exist.

We (Gorillas) will not become endangered.​

This is real.

Type 2 (imaginary present)

If illegal mining did not exist,

we would not become endangered.​

past tense

could/would (not) + base form​

-> to show the cause behind their endangered status

WWF created a protected area for us (gorillas).

We survived.​

Ideas

WWF created a protected area for us (gorillas).

We survived.​

Ideas

WWF did not create a protected area for us (gorillas).

We did not survive.

WWF created a protected area for us (gorillas).

We survived.​

Ideas

This happened.

WWF did not create a protected area for us (gorillas).

We did not survive.

Luckily,

this did not happen.

WWF created a protected area for us (gorillas).

We survived.​

Ideas

This happened.

WWF did not create a protected area for us (gorillas).

We did not survive.

Luckily,

this did not happen.

Type 3 (imaginary past)

If WWF had not created a protected area for us (gorillas),

we would not have survived.​

WWF created a protected area for us (gorillas).

We survived.​

Ideas

This happened.

WWF did not create a protected area for us (gorillas).

We did not survive.

Luckily,

this did not happen.

Type 3 (imaginary past)

If WWF had not created a protected area for us (gorillas),

we would not have survived.​

past perfect

would/could/should (not) have (p.p.)​

WWF created a protected area for us (gorillas).

We survived.​

Ideas

This happened.

WWF did not create a protected area for us (gorillas).

We did not survive.

Luckily,

this did not happen.

Type 3 (imaginary past)

If WWF had not created a protected area for us (gorillas),

we would not have survived.​

past perfect

would/could/should (not) have (p.p.)​

-> to show the contributions of the WWF (Look at how great we are!)

Example: If people didn't hunt, our population would not be this low.

Type 2 conditionals

Example: If people didn't hunt, our population would not be this low.

Type 2 conditionals

-> unreal present situations (fact, still happening)

-> the cause behind their endangered status​

Example: If the WWF had not created a protected area for us, we would not have survived for this long.

Type 3 conditionals

Example: If people didn't hunt, our population would not be this low.

Type 2 conditionals

-> unreal present situations (fact, still happening)

-> the cause behind their endangered status​

Example: If the WWF had not created a protected area for us, we would not have survived for this long.

Type 3 conditionals

Example: If people didn't hunt, our population would not be this low.

Type 2 conditionals

-> unreal present situations (fact, still happening)

-> the cause behind their endangered status​

-> unreal past situations (already over)

-> the contributions of the WWF

Each group should have their own Google Slides sharing link.

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​Get into Breakout Rooms.

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Use the information on the website and the sentence patterns we have learnt to complete the script.

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Later, you will present your group's script.

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You will have 10 minutes.​

Your turn!

​​green tortoises

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polar bears

​Sri-Lankan elephants

Endangered species