Question

1) I wouldn't / would wear that jacket if you wouldn't give / gave it to me. It's horrible. 2) If we grew/ would grow more food, people don't die / wouldn't die of hunger. 3) If I know /knew his name, I tell /would tell you. 4) Luisa bought/would buy the necklace if she had / would have more money. 5) If you ate / eat all that chocolate cake, you get / will get illI. 6) If their family would be / were richer, they would go / will go to school.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) I wouldn't wear that jacket if you gave it to me. It's horrible.

2) If we grew more food, people wouldn't die of hunger.

3) If I knew his name, I would tell you.

4) Luisa would buy the necklace if she had more money.

5) If you eat all that chocolate cake, you will get ill.

6) If their family were richer, they would go to school.​

Answer 2

1. I wouldn't wear that jacket if you gave it to me. It's horrible.
2. If we grew more food, people wouldn't die of hunger.
3. If I knew his name, I would tell you.
4. Luisa would buy the necklace if she had more money.
5. If you ate all that chocolate cake, you would get ill.
6. If their family were richer, they would go to school.

Explanation:

1. The correct combination is "I wouldn't wear" (referring to the present) and "if you gave it to me" (simple past conditional).

2. The correct combination is "If we grew" (referring to a hypothetical situation) and "people wouldn't die" (simple conditional).

3. The correct combination is "If I knew" (referring to a hypothetical situation) and "I would tell you" (conditional statement).

4. The correct combination is "Luisa would buy" (conditional statement) and "if she had more money" (past conditional).

5. The correct combination is "If you ate" (referring to a hypothetical situation) and "you would get ill" (conditional statement).

6. The correct combination is "If their family were" (referring to a hypothetical situation) and "they would go to school" (conditional statement). Note that in modern English, "If their family was" is also acceptable, but "If their family were" is considered more formally correct in conditional statements.