First show a quote related to the topic we've been discussing "You can't do a good job if your job is all you do." Ask ss to discuss the quote. The idea is to remember that we are still talking about having a good balance and happiness while working. Then elicit the topic of conditionals. Ask S:s what is the relationship between the two parts of the sentence (grey and white)? Elicit condition and consequence/ cause and effect etc. Then ask: IN THIS CASE: is this always true? Or is the author trying to say that it's a general truth?

Send Ss to BOR and have them click on boxes with different scenarios; let them discuss what they will/would or would have do(ne) in each situation. Monitor but focus on fluency and communication strategies. Don't correct grammar at this point

Focus on meaning. In OC Guided discovery for the uses and time reference of each of the three conditionals Focus on form In BOR complete a chart with the form (looking at examples) Focus on pronunciation pronunciation of contracted auxiliaries. after drilling, ask them about intonation patterns (up and down), and about sentence stress (is the auxiliary stressed?) - then GD: Can you think of a reason or situation in which we WOULD stress the auxiliary?

Construction of questions (fill in the blanks) and free answers. In pairs

After controlled practice, let Ss reflect wether they would change or would have change anything regarding their current work situation

Reading for gist (individually, one minute) Reading for detail and extraction of marker sentences (in BOR)

Focus on meaning and form. In OC Guided discovery for the uses and time reference of the marker sentences (divided in two groups): if your team hadn’t been exhausted for having to pull all-nighters, they wouldn’t be asking for sick days now, causing you so much trouble. If you had had a complete and well-thought-out Plan B, you could just celebrate your success now and relax for a while CCQ Is this talking about real or hypothetical? Is this talking about the present or the past? What part refers to the present? What part refers to the past? Is this a clear second or third conditional? Then, they complete the chart with the corresponding form (repeat for the second group of MS) . If you were more realistic when planning projects, your team would have achieved all of the project’s goals on time. that if she weren’t such a good team player and hard worker, you wouldn’t have done so well. Focus on pronunciation Guided discovery for the weeks forms of were /wə/ and would have /wəd əv/ personalization for practice

Construction of questions (fill in the blanks) and free personalized answers. In pairs. (includes mixed conditionals)

Repeat the personalization but thinking about present results of past actions (no need to restrict it to the context since they will have time for that.

Discuss freely.(in BOR) Think about your current situation (WFH/WFO, work-life balance, social life, economy…) What would be different if COVID had never happened? What would you have done different in 2019 if you had a way of communicating with your past self?