1. You shouldn’t in any way consider him as your worst enemy. (In no way...)
2. You must on no account upset your parents. (On no account...)
3. Mr and Mrs Adam live across the bridge. (Across the bridge...)
4. I was so scared that I could not even scream. (So scared...)
5. The horrific view of the massacre was in front of us. (In front of us...)
6. The canyon lies behind those mountains. (Behind those mountains...)
7. He only then became aware of the dangers of the jungle. (Only then...)
8. She had barely begun to study when her boyfriend rang the bell. (Barely...)
9. I won’t go trekking with him. (No way...)
10. My terror was such that I couldn’t move. (Such...)
11. I had no sooner switched on the dishwasher than it broke down. (No sooner...)
12. As soon as he saw her, he fell in love with her. (No sooner ...)
13. If we had known that you were interested in buying the block of flats, we would have sold it to you. (Had...)
14. Your mother went down the road. (Down the road...)
15. She went down the road. (Down the road...)
This disease is common only in hot countries. (Only in hot countries...)
17. You will never again have such an opportunity. (Never again ...)
18. We not only wrote to her many times, but telephoned her twice, too. (Not only...)
19. Immediately he learnt about his mother’s incurable disease, he cried his eyes out. (No sooner...)
20. We have both put aside some money and stocked up with a lot of groceries from the shop next door. (Not only...)
21. I did not use suntan lotion, either. (Neither...)
22. The wood pigeon flew up. (Up...)
If you should increase our wages, we will work overtime. (Should...)
24. She had hardly taken everything out of the picnic basket when it began to rain. (Hardly...)
25. If you were to buy a new car, which of these would you choose? (Were...)
26. My humiliation was such that I did not know what to do. (Such ...)

My dream job would be becoming a professional baseball player. I grew up playing little league baseball. I was not the best player on the team; but playing baseball was something I would look forward to doing every day and just have fun doing it. I haven’t played baseball for the last four years. I really missed the times when I would just have that happy feeling when my dad would drive up to the park, when I would get a base hit, when I would catch a fly ball, or just the fact that I was a part of a team.

So many baseball players these days take their jobs for granted. Many play baseball not just because they are good at it, but because of the money. Alex Rodriguez signed a $252 million contract for the Texas Rangers in 2000. Anybody in the entire world would love to be in his shoes. After all, what would you do with $252 million? For myself, I would love to be in Alex Rodriguez’s shoes, not because of the money, not because of the fame, but because if I were in his shoes, I would just treasure every moment of every second that I am on the field.

I would feel like the luckiest person alive every time I am reminded that I am living the dream, a dream that many people like myself would die to get the chance to do.

Example: A lot of players take their jobs for granted. True

Statements:

1. Kenneth would like to be a basketball player because he was always

the best in the team.

2. He enjoyed himself while playing baseball.

Объяснение:

Как-то так

1. If he had been able to afford it, he would have bought her a diamond ring

2. If it rains this afternoon, we won't go out

3. If she doesn't pass the exam, she won't get the job she has applied for

4. If she posted the letter now, they would recieve it by Tuesday

5. If I had known about the dinner, I would have come earlier

6. My boss will be angry if John comes to work late again

7. If my girlfriend left me, I would feel miserable

8. I wouldn't say that if I were you

9. If I had lost my way, I would have gone to the nearest police station

10. If I saw a spider in my bathroom, I would cry out loud

11. I would marry someone famous if I were a movie star

12. We will be late if we don't hurry

1. If the weather were fine, they … out of town.

B would go

2. If Tom had enough money, he … to the USA long ago.

D would go

3. If I … their language, I could understand what they were saying.

D knew

4. We … win the cup if we keep playing this well.

A will

5. If you touch a socket with wet hands, you … an electric shock.

A will get

6. If I … noticed Nick, I would have stopped him.

B had

7. "Listen to me, Mary! The officer says I cannot go abroad now! I wish I ... the parking fine! I'm so sorry!"

C had paid

8. If I … you, I would apologize to her.

C were

9. If you live in Australia, January ... in the middle of summer.

C will be

10. If Jane … this medicine yesterday, she would feel better now.

B took

11. When we ... to the cinema, we ... popcorn.

D go; eat

12. I need to get to the supermarket very quickly. I wish I ... a car!

B could drive