Question

Знайдіть помилку 1. Will you call me if I'll give you my number? 2. If the fridge is turned off, the food spoil.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. Запятая после me (...call me, if I'll)

2. ...the food will spoil.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Error 1: "Will you call me if I'll give you my number?"

The error in this sentence is the use of the future tense "will" in the conditional clause, combined with the future tense "I'll" in the result clause. In English, we do not use the future tense in both clauses of a conditional sentence. Instead, we use the present tense in the conditional clause and the future tense in the result clause.

The correct sentence would be: "Will you call me if I give you my number?"

Explanation: - Conditional clause: "if I give you my number" (present tense) - Result clause: "Will you call me?" (future tense)

Error 2: "If the fridge is turned off, the food spoil."

The error in this sentence is the incorrect verb form in the result clause. The verb "spoil" should be in the present tense to match the conditional clause.

The correct sentence would be: "If the fridge is turned off, the food spoils."

Explanation: - Conditional clause: "If the fridge is turned off" (present tense) - Result clause: "the food spoils" (present tense)

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