1.1. What would happen if everyone cared? (2nd Conditional Uses)

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1. Bob Geldof, Betty Williams, Peter Benenson and Nelson Mandela.

2. Because, inspired by African's famine epidemic, he began a fight against world hunger.

3. The three children were killed during the political turmoil in Northern Ireland.

4. Amnesty International.

5. Because he was charged with political treason.

"If Everyone Cared" From underneath the trees, we watch the sky Confusing stars for satellites I never dreamed that you'd be mine But here we are, we're here tonight Singing Amen, I, I'm alive Singing Amen, I, I'm alive [Chorus:] If everyone cared and nobody cried If everyone loved and nobody lied If everyone shared and swallowed their pride Then we'd see the day when nobody died And I'm singing Amen I, Amen I, I'm alive Amen I, Amen I, Amen I, I'm alive And in the air the fireflies Our only light in paradise We'll show the world they were wrong And teach them all to sing along

Singing Amen, I, I'm alive Singing Amen, I, I'm alive (I'm alive) [Chorus x2] And as we lie beneath the stars We realize how small we are If they could love like you and me Imagine what the world could be If everyone cared and nobody cried If everyone loved and nobody lied If everyone shared and swallowed their pride Then we'd see the day when nobody died When nobody died... [Chorus] We'd see the day, we'd see the day When nobody died We'd see the day, we'd see the day When nobody died We'd see the day when nobody died

1984- Bob Geldof, music journalist, inspired by African's famine epidemic, began his fight against world hunger and organised the first global charity concert.

1976- Betty Williams witnessed three children killed during the political turmoil in Northern Ireland. Within two days, she obtained 6,000 signatures petitioning for peace. She then led 10,000 people on a peace march to the children's graves. The peaceful march was disrupted by protesters. One week later, she organized another march. This time it was 35,000 strong. She was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize that year.

1961- Two students in Portugal raised their glasses in a toast to freedom. They were imprisoned for 7 years. The British lawyer Peter Benenson was shocked by the events. To support the students, he wrote a letter to his local newspaper. The response was so overwhelming that a committee was formed to organize the campaign. It quickly grew into a word-wide movement, known today as Amnesty International.

1920's- A boy from a small South African village dreamt of a day when equality would prevail over his country. After years of activism, he was charged with political treason and sentenced to life in prison. His dream of equality never died. In 1990, after 27 years in prison, Nelson Mandela was finally released. Mandela then led South Africa to its first ever democratic presidential election. Nearly 19 million people voted. He won the election, ending the racist apartheid regime that divided South Africa for 46 years.

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He thinks it is unlikely to happen.