b) Which parts of the sentences above describe a condition?
c) Which parts of the sentences above describe a prediction?
d) Complete these rules below using Simple Present and will + verb. Write the answers in your notebook.
I. When we want to give facts, we use if + A for the condition, and B in the other part of the sentence that presents what always happens.
II. When we want to talk about possibilities in the future, we use if + A in the part of the sentence that describes the condition, and B in the other part of the sentence that presents the prediction.
2. Read some more opinions about eating and complete each sentence with an appropriate ending.
I. Excessive consumption of the pigment lycopene, found in such plants as tomatoes, can also cause your skin to turn orange. This is harmless and reversible by simply stopping consuming the lycopene.
II. If you want to keep your eyes healthy, eating fresh fruits and leafy vegetables is better than getting your vitamin A from carrots. Leafy vegetables are a source of vitamin A, but they also contain vitamins C and E, which have been shown to prevent cataracts.
c) If you want to keep your eyes healthy, eat C
d) If you eat fresh fruits and leafy vegetables, you D
e) E if you eat leafy vegetables.
f) If you consume vitamins C and E, F
III. Another eye-related myth is that reading in dim light damages your vision. In fact, this will do nothing to harm your eyesight, other than fatigue your eyes more quickly than normal.