Lesson XXIII: Vocabulary in Context

2. WHENEVER, IF, UNLESS, ALTHOUGH, BECAUSE 2.1. WHENEVER WHENEVER means any time , every time . Situation: Mr. Smith and Mr. Jones are talking about vacations. Mr. Smith: What do you like to do WHENEVER you have a vacation? Mr. Jones: I like to go on trips. I am always ready to travel. Mr. Smith: I wish I could say that. WHENEVER I have a vacation, I have to either repair my house or visit relatives. Exercise: 2.1.1. Practice WHENEVER Complete the fragments with WHENEVER in the actional and “I” in the subject block position. For example: - will be ready to go ... the cab gets here- I ' LL BE READY TO GO WHENEVER THE CAB GETS HERE. - like to study ... have time - I LIKE TO STUDY WHENEVER I HAVE TIME. 1. -like to take a trip ... have a vacation- 5. -want you to study ... you can- 2. -like to go for a walk ... can- 6. -have to run to class ... get up late- 3. -don't like noise ... have a headache- 7. -put on my coat ... the weather is cold- 4. -enjoy riding my bicycle ... can- 8. -enjoy my hike ... the weather is nice-