Question

Complete the second conditional sentences. 1 If it were Sunday, we (not be) at school. 2 If it (be) sunny, we could swim in the lake. 3 (can) drive if I were eighteen. 4 If you (need) money, I'd lend you some. 5 If this was my hotel room, (complain). 6 Would you be happy if he (ask) you out? 7 If we (run) out of money, I'd get a job. 8 We could dance if you (tum) the music up.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 If it were Sunday, we wouldn't be at school.

2 If it were sunny, we could swim in the lake.

3 I could drive if I were eighteen.

4 If you needed money, I'd lend you some.

5 If this was my hotel room, I would complain.

6 Would you be happy if he asked you out?

7 If we ran out of money, I'd get a job.

8 We could dance if you turned the music up.​

Объяснение:

Формула для условных предложений 2 типа: If = Past Simple, would + V1

Answer 2

1. If it were Sunday, we wouldn't be at school. 2. If it were sunny, we could swim in the lake. 3. I could drive if I were eighteen. 4. If you needed money, I'd lend you some. 5. If this were my hotel room, I would complain. 6. Would you be happy if he asked you out? 7. If we ran out of money, I'd get a job. 8. We could dance if you turned the music up.

In the second conditional sentences, we use a simple past tense in the if-clause (e.g., "If it were Sunday") and would + base form of the verb in the main clause (e.g., "we wouldn't be at school"). This form is used to talk about unreal or unlikely situations in the present or future. Note that for "be," we use "were" instead of "was" in the if-clause.