Question

ДУЖЕ СРОЧНО!!!!! Change the following sentences of real condition into sentences of unreal condition. Example: I will take a bus if I am in a hurry. I should take a bus if I were in a hurry. 1) If the storm is over, we will have a pleasant walk. 2) If it grows cold, they start heating the rooms. 3) He will let me know if he goes to Kyiv. 4) Harold will be late if he walks so sowly. 5) The dog will catch the stick if it is thrown into the river. 6) If it snows, the streets will be cleared of snow. 7) If the weather keeps dry, we have to water the flowers. 8) We will not see anything if the night is very dark. 9) The child will not be able to sleep if he has a high temperature.

Answer 1

Ответ:

Conditional II

If the storm were over, we would have a pleasant walk.

If it grew cold, they would start heating the rooms.

He would let me know if he went to Kyiv.

Harold would be late if he walked so slowly.

The dog would catch the stick if it was thrown into the river.

If it snowed,the streets would be cleared of snow.

If the weather kept dry, we would have to water the flowers.

We would not see anything if the night was/were very dark.

The child would not be able to sleep if he had a high temperature.

III Conditional

If the storm had been over, we would have had a pleasant walk.

If it had grown cold, they would have started heating the rooms.

He would have let me know if he had gone to Kyiv.

Harold would have been late if he had walked so slowly.

The dog would have caught the stick if it had been thrown into the river.

If it had snowed,the streets would have been cleared of snow.

If the weather had kept dry, we would have had to water the flowers.

We would not have seen anything if the night had been very dark.

The child would not have been able to sleep if he had had a high temperature.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Sure, let's change the given sentences from real condition to unreal condition (using the past simple tense in the if-clause and 'would' or 'could' in the main clause):

1) If the storm were over, we would have had a pleasant walk.

2) If it grew cold, they would start heating the rooms.

3) He would let me know if he went to Kyiv.

4) Harold would be late if he walked so slowly.

5) If the stick were thrown into the river, the dog would catch it.

6) If it snowed, the streets would be cleared of snow.

7) If the weather kept dry, we would have to water the flowers.

8) We would not see anything if the night were very dark.

9) The child would not be able to sleep if he had a high temperature.

In unreal or hypothetical conditions, we use the past simple tense in the if-clause to indicate that the condition is not true or unlikely to happen. The main clause then typically uses 'would' or 'could' to express the result or consequence of the unreal condition.