Put the words in the correct order to make mixed conditional sentences. 1. tired be to late go we tomorrow will bed we
2. away I snake I a run saw would
3. feed don't bark you it if will dog
4. stressed have be we would didn't phones
less if
5. shown have wouldn't me the you scratch
hadn't if noticed
1. If
2. If
3. The
4. We
5. I
Explanation: In this mixed conditional sentence, the "if" clause is in the simple present tense ("we go to bed late tomorrow") and the main clause is in the future tense ("we will be tired"). The correct order of the words is: If - we - go - to bed - late - tomorrow - we - will - be - tired.
2. If I saw a snake, I would run away.
Explanation: In this mixed conditional sentence, the "if" clause is in the simple past tense ("I saw a snake") and the main clause is in the conditional tense ("I would run away"). The correct order of the words is: If - I - saw - a - snake - I - would - run - away.
3. The dog will not bark if you don't feed it.
Explanation: In this mixed conditional sentence, the "if" clause is in the present simple tense ("you don't feed it") and the main clause is in the future tense ("the dog will not bark"). The correct order of the words is: The - dog - will - not - bark - if - you - don't - feed - it.
4. We would be less stressed if we didn't have phones.
Explanation: In this mixed conditional sentence, the "if" clause is in the past simple tense ("we didn't have phones") and the main clause is in the conditional tense ("we would be less stressed"). The correct order of the words is: We - would - be - less - stressed - if - we - didn't - have - phones.
5. If you hadn't noticed, you wouldn't have shown me the scratch.
Explanation: In this mixed conditional sentence, the "if" clause is in the past perfect tense ("you hadn't noticed") and the main clause is in the conditional perfect tense ("you wouldn't have shown me the scratch"). The correct order of the words is: If - you - hadn't - noticed - you - wouldn't - have - shown - me - the - scratch.