Question

Помогите,пожалуйста Use the correct form of the Conditionals in each sentence. 11. If I (know) her number, I would have telephoned her. 12. We (go) out if it weren’t raining. 13. The soup (taste) better, if it had more salt in it. 14. If I (be) you, I would not marry him. 15. They (mind) living in England if the weather were bet- ter? 16. If we had known she was ill, we (pay) her a visit. 17. If I (go) to the party last night, I would have met Helen. 18. If she hadn’t worn a seat-belt, she (be injured) in the crash. 19. If Tom misses the train he (be) late for the interview. 20. Would you have sent me a postcard if you (seize) the opportunity to go to Egypt?

Answer 1

Помогите,пожалуйста

Use the correct form of the Conditionals in

each sentence.

Ответ:

11. If I had known her number, I would have telephoned her.

12. We would go out if it weren’t raining.

13. The soup would taste better, if it had more salt in it.

14. If I were you, I would not marry him.

15.Would they mind living in England if the weather were better?

16. If we had known she was ill, we would have paid her a visit.

17. If I had gone to the party last night, I would have met Helen.

18. If she hadn’t worn a seat-belt, she would have been injured in the  crash.

19. If Tom misses the train he will be late for the interview.

20. Would you have sent me a postcard if you had seized the

opportunity to go to Egypt?

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Sure, I'll help you with the correct form of the conditionals in each sentence:

11. If I had known her number, I would have telephoned her.
12. We would go out if it weren't raining.
13. The soup would taste better if it had more salt in it.
14. If I were you, I would not marry him.
15. Would they mind living in England if the weather were better?
16. If we had known she was ill, we would have paid her a visit.
17. If I had gone to the party last night, I would have met Helen.
18. If she hadn't worn a seat-belt, she would have been injured in the crash.
19. If Tom misses the train, he will be late for the interview.
20. Would you have sent me a postcard if you had seized the opportunity to go to Egypt?

These sentences follow different types of conditionals:

• The first one is the third conditional, used to describe an unreal situation in the past.
• The second and third sentences are the second conditional, used to talk about hypothetical or unlikely situations in the present or future.
• The fourth sentence is the second conditional, but it uses the subjunctive mood "were" for the verb "to be."
• The fifth sentence is the second conditional, using "were" again for the subjunctive mood.
• The sixth and seventh sentences are the third conditional, describing unreal situations in the past.
• The eighth sentence is the third conditional, discussing an unreal situation in the past.
• The ninth sentence is the first conditional, talking about a possible situation in the future.
• The tenth sentence is the third conditional, used to describe an unreal situation in the past.