that you get with other food. But more importantly, meat-eating led to hunting, can’t and hunting helped to develop our imaginations. When you hunt, you need to see what there, to see behind the next tree or over the next hill. We isn’t what’s wouldn’t have become the most imaginative and the most intelligent - of the animals if — we had continued eating only plants. Teaching people to read Until the end of the twelfth century, Latin was very difficult to learn. Students read and memorised texts for years. Then a Frenchman called Alexander de Villedieu developed a fast method to teach Latin: he used simple rules and wrote them in verse so the students could remember them more easily. Seeing the success of his method, Alexander wrote a grammar book, Doctrinale, published in France in 1199. It became a bestseller and spread quickly through Europe, and started a great literacy movement. This new type of learning became the foundation of modern education. If he written Doctrinale, education would hadn’t probably have remained the same for hundreds of years. 4. GRAMMAR third conditional A. Read the sentences below. Do they describe an imaginary situation in the past or an imaginary situation in the present? 1. If he written Doctrinale, education would probably have remained hadn’t the same. 2. If Galileo defended his theories, he would have been a free man. hadn’t B. Look at the sentence patterns and find one other example in your texts. + would(n’t) + past had(n’t) If+ subject have + past participle participle
that you can’t get with other food. But more importantly, meat-eating led to hunting, and hunting helped to develop our imaginations. When you hunt, you need to see what isn’t there, to see what’s behind the next tree or over the next hill. We wouldn’t have become the most imaginative — and the most intelligent - of the animals if we had continued eating only plants. Teaching people to read Until the end of the twelfth century, Latin was very difficult to learn. Students read and memorised texts for years. Then a Frenchman called Alexander de Villedieu developed a fast method to teach Latin: he used simple rules and wrote them in verse so the students could remember them more easily. Seeing the success of his method, Alexander wrote a grammar book, Doctrinale, published in France in 1199. It became a bestseller and spread quickly through Europe, and started a great literacy movement. This new type of learning became the foundation of modern education. If he hadn’t written Doctrinale, education would probably have remained the same for hundreds of years. 4. GRAMMAR third conditional A. Read the sentences below. Do they describe an imaginary situation in the past or an imaginary situation in the present? 1. If he hadn’t written Doctrinale, education would probably have remained the same. 2. If Galileo hadn’t defended his theories, he would have been a free man. B. Look at the sentence patterns and find one other example in your texts. If+ subject had(n’t) + past participle would(n’t) + have + past participle
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