If smb had done smth in the past, smb (smth) would (could, might) do smth in the present.
If you had attended the lecture yesterday, you would not ask such questions now.
If smb did smth in the present, smb would have done smth in the past.
If you were not so nervous, you would not have been so rude to her.
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1. If the weather (be) fine, we will go to the park. 2. If I (have) money, I will buy this dress. 3. If I (have) enough time, I would go with you. 4. If he (repair) his car, we will go to the countryside. 5. If you (study) harder, you would have passed your exam. 6. If he (get) to the office, he will send the letter. 7. If I won the lottery, I (buy) a car. 8. If you got lost, you (ask) for help. 9. If she was taller, she (be) a model. 10. If I were you, I (go) to the party. 11. If we were hungry, we (order) a pizza. 12. If you (take) an umbrella, you wouldnt have been so wet. 13. If you hadnt lost your keys, we (open) the door. 14. If she hadnt eaten so much chocolate, she (feel) better. 15. If he had come early, she (not be) so angry. 16. If I had gone to Paris, I (see) Eiffel Tower.
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1. If I were you
2. If I had money
3. If I had had money
4. If he had studied hard
5. If the weather
6. We will go fishing, if
7. She will go to the party, if
8. If I had made a report in time,
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Conditional 1.
I / finish my work early / not go to bed late I / get up at 7.00 I / catch the buss I / not be late
Conditional 2.
He / play more carefully / not break his leg he / not stay at home he / can play his team / win
Conditional 3.
She / win the lottery / be rich she / buy a car she / go travelling
Agreeing and disagreeing
| Agreeing | Disagreeing |
| 1. . . I like ice-cream. So do I. (I do too. Me too.) I can swim. So can I. So can he. I can too. Me too. Im wearing jeans. So am I. Me too. I went out. So did I. Me too. So did she. 2. . . I dont like working. Neither do I. I dont either. Me neither. I cant drive. Neither can I. I cant either. Me neither. I havent been to Paris. Neither have I. I havent either. Me neither. | 1. . . I like blue cheese. I dont. I can speak Polish. I cant. I saw Pete yesterday. I didnt. We are going now. We arent. Im going to have a cup of coffee. Im not. 2. . . I dont like Mary. I do. I havent been skiing. I have. |
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1. I like football. -
2. I prefer tea. -
3. I dont know him. -
4. I can swim. -
5. She can dance. -
6. They work a lot. -
7. I havent made my report yet. -
8. He doesnt like going to the theatre. -
9. I never go to work by car. -
10. He plays tennis every week. -
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1. Im never late. -
2. She likes cooking. -
3. He didnt go to the cinema yesterday. -
4. I have shower twice a day. -
5. She cant ride a bicycle. -
6. They dont work on Sunday. -
7. We always watch TV in the evening. -
8. We go to the seaside in summer. -
9. She doesnt know how to drive. -
10. He does shopping every Saturday. -
The Disjunctive Question
: , ?, ?, ?, ?
, , , .
1. () , .
Are you looking for something, arent you?
We can swim well, cant we?
My brother lived in Paris in summer, didnt he?
: Im a teacher, arent I?
2. () , .
You havent been to London yet, have you?
Mary doesnt go to school every day, does she?
I am not a student, am I?
3. Lets shall we?
Lets go for a walk, shall we?
4. do/dont do smth will you?
Open the door, will you?
Dont be late, will you?
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1. He is your brother, ? 2. They go to St.-Petersburg every summer, ? 3. You like coffee, ? 4. She doesnt like when we are late, ? 5. She cant swim, ? 6. You are going to visit them, ? 7. Dont drink cold milk, ? 8. Lets go home, ? 9. Wash the dishes, ? 10. I am right, ? 11. Im not interested in sport, ? 12. This is your bag, ?
1. Murphy R. Essential Grammar in Use. Cambridge University Press, 2005.
2. Virginia Evans. Round-up. New and updated. Longman, 2007. - 268 .
3. . ., . ., . . . . . . . .: , 1997.
4. . . . .: , 2005. - 544 .
5. .. English Reader for elementary and pre-intermediate students, .: , 2004. 120c.
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1. The Oxford Russian Dictionary, 2005.
2. Longman. Dictionary of Contemporary English, 2005.
