Compare the Situations. Use any appropriate verb form (Conditional 1,2,3). Pay attention to the context. 1. If the phone rings, I … (pick) up the receiver? 2. We … (not, have) problems if I … (remember) to lock the door yesterday. 3. … you (be) disappointed if I … (not, come) to the party tomorrow? 4. We … (not, go) to the mountains if there … (be) no snow for these holidays. 5. What … (happen) if I drank this? 6. If anything … (go ) wrong, … (come) and … (tell) me. 7. If I … (be) you, I … (not, accept) his proposal. 8. They … (succeed) if they … (have) some help. Unfortunately this didn’t happen. 9. It’s a pity you didn’t come on Sunday. If you … (come), we … (enjoy) ourselves greatly. 10. … (let) me know at once as soon as you … (arrive). 11. I would be much obliged if you … (lend) me some money. 12. You … (help) me if I needed help? 13. People … (be) amazed if the sun … (rise) in the west and … (set) in the east. 14. In case you … (feel) unwell, … (take) this medicine. 15. I … (watch) this film yesterday if I … (know) about it. 16. Robert failed his exams. If he … (be) made to work harder, he … (succeed). 17. I … (cope) with the task provided he … (help) me. 18. You look pale! If you … (have) time, … (go) to see the doctor. 19. If it … (not, rain) so heavily last Sunday, I … (not, get) wet and … (fall) ill. 20. Last evening I … (lie) in bed if I … (not, have) work to do. 21. This summer we went to the seaside. We … (bathe and swim) more if the temperature … (not, be) so low. 22. We … (sit) down for dinner only when he … (come). 23. I didn’t know his address, otherwise I … (invite) him. 24. If you … (call) her yesterday, you … (not, be) late now. 25. … (tell) him to keep us company unless he … (be) busy. 26. Unfortunately I missed yesterday’s ceremony. I … (be) present if I … (invite) beforehand. 27. If you … (wear) thicker clothes, you wouldn’t feel the cold. 28. I … (catch) a cold if I stay out any longer. 29. If he … (break) the promise, we would regard him a coward. 30. She was late. If she … (come) earlier, he … (not, say) such things. 31. It’s her secret. She … (be) angry if you …(tell) him. Thank God, you were wiser. 32. Patricia should be more diligent. She … (get) promotion if she … (work) harder.
2)Is he speaking German to us?i)I don't think so. I think he is speaking Spanish.
3)Do you buy any periodicals?h)Yes, I do, but not many.
4)Why are you buying this funny hat?.а) I like it. I think I can wear it at the halloween party.
5)Do you go to the opera at all? j)I do, but not very often
6)Are you going with us? e) I'd like to.
7) What time do you usually get your mail?b)Between seven and eight in the morning.
8)Are we going home already?c)Yes, dear. It is getting dark.
9)Who is solving the mystery of the lost notebook?g)Sherlock Holmes is. He is a great detective
10)Does Holmes solve all the mysteries easily?d)Yes, he does. He's a great detective.
Russia
Dear Kerstin,
Thanks for your letter. I’m glad your arm is out of plaster now!
I agree with you that English grammar is rather difficult so I think it’s necessary to learn grammar rules and to do exercises. As for me, I do it on a regular basis.
Going to a language school together is a great idea! We could practise our English and visit lots of places of interest. I’m absolutely free this summer so I can go whenever you like.
Write and tell me what dates suit you best. Which course would you like to do? What level do you think we are? Where would you prefer to stay? Meanwhile, I’ll make some enquiries about language schools in the UK. I’ll get in touch soon. I hope it all works out!
Lots of love,
Sonya.