Question

1.It is summer in Australia unless/when we have winter in Belarus.So when/if Santa Claus gets to Australia, he gives his reindeer a rest and uses six white kangaroo.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

It is summer in Australia when we have winter in Belarus. So if Santa Claus gets to Australia, he gives his reindeer a rest and uses six white kangaroos.​

Answer 2

The sentence you provided seems to be describing a conditional situation involving different seasons and the actions of Santa Claus in Australia and Belarus. Let's break it down:

"It is summer in Australia unless/when we have winter in Belarus."

This part suggests that in Australia, it's typically summer, but the situation changes based on the occurrence of winter in Belarus. It's a bit unclear due to the use of "unless/when." To clarify, we can break it into two separate sentences:

• "It is summer in Australia unless we have winter in Belarus."
• "It is summer in Australia when we have winter in Belarus."

Both sentences essentially mean that Australia is in summer, unless there is winter in Belarus.

"So when/if Santa Claus gets to Australia, he gives his reindeer a rest and uses six white kangaroos."

This part describes what Santa Claus does when he arrives in Australia. It seems like there's also some ambiguity due to the use of "when/if." Let's separate it into two sentences:

• "So when Santa Claus gets to Australia, he gives his reindeer a rest and uses six white kangaroos."
• "So if Santa Claus gets to Australia, he gives his reindeer a rest and uses six white kangaroos."

Both sentences convey that when Santa Claus arrives in Australia, he gives his reindeer a break and uses six white kangaroos instead.

If you would like to clarify or elaborate further on the context or intention behind this sentence, feel free to provide additional information.