Question

2. Use of English 1. Use correctly the conditionals of the type1) If I (to be ) you. I... (help) vou2) If you ( improve ) marks intime, you have good results for the tem3) If the weather to be ) hot, we will go swimmingIWhat you (do) if you had a million tenge?(5 points)5) If I know the theory 1 (do) the practical task​

Answer 1

Ответ:

If I be you, I will help you.2) if you improve marks intime, you will have good results for the term.3) What will you do? If you had a million tenge?

5) If I know the theory, I will do the practical task

Answer 2

Let's correct the sentences with the appropriate conditionals:

1. If I were you, I would help you.
2. If you improve your marks in time, you will have good results for the term.
3. If the weather is hot, we will go swimming.
4. What would you do if you had a million tenge?
5. If I know the theory, I will do the practical task.

Here are the corrected sentences with the appropriate conditional forms:

1. In the first sentence, "If I (to be) you," you should use the past simple form "were" to form a hypothetical situation. So it becomes, "If I were you, I would help you."

2. In the second sentence, "If you (improve) marks in time," you should use the present simple form "improve" to indicate a general condition. So it becomes, "If you improve your marks in time, you will have good results for the term."

3. In the third sentence, "If the weather (to be) hot," you should use the present simple form "is" to indicate a general condition. So it becomes, "If the weather is hot, we will go swimming."

4. The fourth sentence is already correctly formed: "What you (do) if you had a million tenge?" is a hypothetical question about a past condition.

5. In the fifth sentence, "If I know the theory 1 (do) the practical task," you should use the future simple form "will do" to indicate a result based on a future condition. So it becomes, "If I know the theory, I will do the practical task."