1. C: What would you like?
J: Id like to be a film - director.
2. C: And if you _____________a film - director, what would that do for you?
J: I would shoot an experimental film.
3. C: And if you ___________ an experimental film what would that do for you?
J: I would present it at VGIK festival.
4. C: And if you _______________ it at VGIK festival what would that do for you?
J: There would be heated discussions about it.
5. C: And if there _______________ heated discussions about it, what would that do for you?
J: The movie would be much spoken about.
6. C: And if _______________________what _______________?
J: It would get a huge press coverage.
7. C: And if ______________________ what_______________?
J: The audience would go to see it.
8. C: And if ______________________ what_______________?
J: My film would gain popularity.
9. C: And if ______________________ what_______________?
J: It would be sent to major International festivals.
10. C: And if ______________________ what_______________?
J: My name would be well - known all over the world.
b) What would happen next? Think of the end of the dialogue (not less than 5 conditions). Build your dialogue according to the same pattern.
Exercise 53. Translate into English.
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Exercise 54. Listen to 2 songs. Choose one you liked more and learn it by heart.
IF
originally by Pink Floyd
If I were a swan, Id be gone.
If I were a train, Id be late.
And if I were a good man, Id talk with you more often than I do.
If I were to sleep, I could dream.
If I were afraid, I could hide.
If I go insane, please dont put your wires in my brain.
If I were the moon, Id be cool.
If I were a book, I would bend.
If I were a good man, Id understand the spaces between friends.
If I were alone, I would cry.
And if I were with you, Id be home and dry.
And if I go insane, will you still let me join in with the game?
If I were a swan, Id be gone.
If I were a train, Id be late again.
If I were a good man, Id talk to you more often than I do.
If You Were A Sailboat
by Katie Melua
If you were a cowboy, I would trail you,
If you were a piece of wood, Id nail you to the floor,
If you were a sailboat, I would sail you to the shore,
If you were a river, I would swim you,
If you were a house, I would live in you all my days,
If you were a preacher, Id begin to change my ways,
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Sometimes I believe in fate
But the chances we create
Always seem to ring more true,
You took a chance on loving me,
I took a chance on loving you.
If I was in jail, I know youd spring me,
If I were a telephone, youd ring me all day long,
If I was in pain, I know youd sing me soothing songs.
Sometimes I believe in fate
But the chances we create
Always seem to ring more true,
You took a chance on loving me,
I took a chance on loving you.
If I was hungry, you would feed me,
If I was in darkness, you would lead me to the light,
If I was a book, I know youd read me every night.
If you were a cowboy, I would trail you,
If you were a piece of wood, Id nail you to the floor,
If you were a sailboat, I would sail you to the shore,
If you were a sailboat, I would sail you to the shore.
Exercise 55. What would is it: Conditional or Future-in-the-Past?
- Im a bit annoyed that he didnt call me. He promised me he would.
- In your place I d give it a miss.
- I d love to come.
- Im a bit worried about my screening. Who would nt?
- He warned he d be late.
- I d get my ticket in advance if I were you.
- I would if I could, but I cant Im afraid.