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(more future tense)
Today we're going to talk about drugs.
Just kidding.
(more future tense)
1) Do you think the government should make Juicy Baek illegal?
2) What should be the punishment be for Juicy Baek users?
3)What should be the punishment for Juicy Baek dealers?
4)What should the government do to stop the spread of Juicy Baek in our communities.
WOULD
Now let's look at Juicy bake!
"Would" means "will", but as a hypothetical for something that may or may not be true.
For example: I would ride my horse to work (but I don't have one.
I wouldn't go to Sierra Leon right now, because of ebola.
IN A CAUSAL FORM, YOU NEED TO USE THE PAST OF THE FIRST VERB:
If you drank a beer, you would feel a little woobly.
Since the 1800s, new drugs have been created and experimented with in illegal laboratories all over the world. Some of these drugs have had deadly consequences ni our communitiy. Now, there is a new drug called Juicy Baek (also written Juicy Bake). You must talk to several members of our communitiy and then decide if it should be illegal.
Let's brainstorm a list of hard and soft drugs.
Let's play a fun game!
Pretend you're a drug dealer! Choose one drug and offer it to your fellow classmates.
"Would you like some coffee? I've got some great coffee right here..."
"No thanks. If I had coffee, I would be awake all night.
Ha ha. Just kidding again. We're totally going to talk about drugs.
So, back to drugs.
What would happen if you took some?
"If I took ___, I would probably_____."