Question

Помогите пожалуйстааааа!! Open the brackets using Conditionals Type ll. 1. The trains all (stop)_________if it snowed heavily. 2. if you (go out)______________in cold weather  without a coat you would catch a cold. 3.if i saw a cheap second-hand car, i (buy)____________it. 4. if you ate well and exercised regularly you (live)______________to be 100 years old. 5. you would have a stomach ache if you (eat)_________________too much of that cake. 6. if it (rain)_____________this afternoon i (take)__________my umbrella. 7. If you did not drive carefully you (have)__________an accident. 8. If you (study)____________for a higher qualification you (get)__________a better job next year. 9.If you (srndy) her an email she (answer)_____________it.

Answer 1

1. The trains all  would stopped if it snowed heavily.

2. if you went out in cold weather  without a coat you would catch a cold.

3.if i saw a cheap second-hand car, i would buy it.

4. if you ate well and exercised regularly you would live to be 100 years old.

5. you would have a stomach ache if you ate too much of that cake.

6. if it rains this afternoon i will take my umbrella.

7. If you did not drive carefully you (have) would have an accident.

8. If you study for a higher qualification you will get a better job next year.

9.If you (srndy) ??? send her an email she will answer it.

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help you. Here are the bracketed sentences using Conditional Type II:

1. The trains all would stop if it snowed heavily.
2. If you went out in cold weather without a coat, you would catch a cold.
3. If I saw a cheap second-hand car, I would buy it.
4. If you ate well and exercised regularly, you would live to be 100 years old.
5. You would have a stomach ache if you ate too much of that cake.
6. If it rained this afternoon, I would take my umbrella.
7. If you did not drive carefully, you would have an accident.
8. If you studied for a higher qualification, you would get a better job next year.
9. If you sent her an email, she would answer it.

Note: In Conditional Type II, we use the past simple tense in the "if" clause and would + base form of the verb in the main clause.