Question

U Conditional 1. If my sister (come) to town, we ... (go) to the cinema together. 2. If my kids... (run) in the playground, they ... (become) very thirsty. I Conditional 3. If it ... (cost) too much, I... (not take) it. 4. She ... (be) angry if you ... (lose) this photo. 5. If you ... (not eat up) the bread, we ... (feed) the birds in the garden. 6. I... (not talk) to you anymore if you ... (insult) me. II Conditional 7. If I ... (have) free time now, I... (watch) my favourite film. il vad 8. If I ... (be) you, I... (not eat) fast food. 9. His job... (be) so hard if he ... (not have) a secretary. 10. If people... (not buy) guns, the world ... (become) safer. ...да 30 балов нужно срочно​

Answer 1

1. If my sister comes to town, we will go to the cinema together.
2. If my kids run in the playground, they will become very thirsty.
3. If it costs too much, I will not take it.
4. She will be angry if you lose this photo.
5. If you do not eat up the bread, we will feed the birds in the garden.
6. I will not talk to you anymore if you insult me.
7. If I had free time now, I would watch my favourite film.
8. If I were you, I would not eat fast food.
9. His job would be so hard if he did not have a secretary.
10. If people do not buy guns, the world will become safer.

Answer 2

Sure, I can help you with those sentences. Here are the correct forms of the verbs for each conditional sentence:

U Conditional:

1. If my sister comes to town, we will go to the cinema together.
2. If my kids run in the playground, they will become very thirsty.

I Conditional: 3. If it costs too much, I will not take it.

4. She will be angry if you lose this photo.
5. If you don't eat up the bread, we will feed the birds in the garden.
6. I will not talk to you anymore if you insult me.

II Conditional: 7. If I had free time now, I would watch my favorite film.

8. If I were you, I would not eat fast food.
9. His job wouldn't be so hard if he didn't have a secretary.
10. If people didn't buy guns, the world would become safer.

Please note that in the second conditional (II Conditional), the verb "to have" changes to "had" for the past tense, and the verb "to be" changes to "were" for all subjects.