🏛 Behind the Verdict
Students read an original article comparing prison systems around the world — from Norway's rehabilitation-focused approach to the US punishment model. Criminal psychologist Dr. Katarina Lindqvist argues for rehabilitation while prosecutor Elena Marchetti defends consequences. Mixed conditionals (past cause → present result and present cause → past result) are embedded naturally throughout. The matching game connects if-clauses to results across time zones, while discussion questions tackle justice, fairness, and the purpose of prison.
Lesson Plan
- 3 warm-up questions about crime and justice
Key Vocabulary
Grammar Points
- Mixed A: If + had done (past), would + base verb (present result)
- Mixed B: If + past simple/were (present), would have + pp (past result)
- Mixed conditionals cross time zones between past and present
- Key difference from 3rd conditional: result is about NOW not THEN
- Spot mixed conditionals by finding time mismatches (now/today vs yesterday/ago)
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