Question

Помогите пожалуйста №3. Complete the sentences to make conditional sentences. 1. If I were rich, ..... 2. If you had read these books, ... 3. If I had a car, ... 4. If we had more time,... 5. If you worked hard, .... 6. Many species of animals wouldn’t have disappeared if ... 7. If I were you, ... 8. If I were a president, ... 9. She wouldn’t have come there if …. 10. If we had protected the environment seriously, ….. 11. What would you do if an earthquake began? 12. What would you do if the weather were fine? №4. Change the sentences into Passive. 1. Mark Twain wrote a lot of books. 2. He watches interesting films on TV every day. 3. Orchestras will play the compositions of Mozart. 4. You bought this CD two weeks ago. 5. Sometimes they call Australia «the Lucky Country». 6. They looked for the children everywhere. 7. We lose the game every year. 8. W. Shakespeare wrote a wonderful poem «Romeo and Juliet». 9. In India people speak more than fifteen official languages. 10. They will build five new factories next year.

Answer 1

Exercise 3

1. If I were rich, I would buy a lot of sweets.

2. If you had read these books, you would have known their plot.

3. If I had a car, I would never be late for work.

4. If we had more time, we would hang out more often.

5. If you worked hard, you would pass all the tests without a pitch.

6. Many species of animals wouldn’t have disappeared if people had protected them properly.

7. If I were you, I would tell her the truth.

8. If I were a president, I would cut back salaries in government.

9. She wouldn’t have come there if he hadn’t secretly invited her.

10. If we had protected environment seriously, many species wouldn’t have become endangered.

11. What would you do if an earthquake began? – If an earthquake began, I would run away.

12. What would you do if the weather were fine? – If the weather were fine, I would go outdoors.

Exercise 4.

1. A lot of books were written by Mark Twain.

2. Interesting films on TV are watched by him every day.

3. The compositions of Mozart will be played by the orchestra.

4. These two CD were bought by you two weeks ago.

5. Sometimes Australia is called ‘The Lucky Country’.

6. The children were looked for everywhere.

7. The game is lost by us every year.

8. A wonderful poem ‘Romeo and Juliet‘ was written by W.Shakespeare.

9. In India more than fifteen official languages are spoken.

10. Five new factories will be built next year.

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help you with your exercises. Here are the completed conditional sentences and the passive voice conversions:

Conditional Sentences:

1. If I were rich, I would travel the world.
2. If you had read these books, you would understand the topic better.
3. If I had a car, I would drive to work every day.
4. If we had more time, we could finish the project.
5. If you worked hard, you would achieve your goals.
6. Many species of animals wouldn’t have disappeared if humans hadn't destroyed their habitats.
7. If I were you, I would reconsider my decision.
8. If I were a president, I would work to improve the country's economy.
9. She wouldn’t have come there if she had known about the situation.
10. If we had protected the environment seriously, we would have avoided many ecological problems.
11. What would you do if an earthquake began?
12. What would you do if the weather were fine?

Passive Voice Conversions:

1. A lot of books were written by Mark Twain.
2. Interesting films on TV are watched by him every day.
3. The compositions of Mozart will be played by orchestras.
4. This CD was bought by you two weeks ago.
5. Sometimes Australia is called "the Lucky Country" by them.
6. The children were looked for everywhere by them.
7. The game is lost by us every year.
8. A wonderful poem "Romeo and Juliet" was written by W. Shakespeare.
9. More than fifteen official languages are spoken by people in India.
10. Five new factories will be built next year by them.

Please note that in some cases, the passive voice conversion might result in a slightly different structure or wording to maintain grammatical correctness.