Question

1. The ferry will leave on time if the weather … okay. (be) 2. If the ferry … on time, they wouldn´t miss the train. (be) 3. If I bought flowers, I … yellow ones. (choose) 4. The kids … up their rooms if they come home early. (tidy) 5. If I were you, I … a coat. (wear) 6. If my leg …, I won´t play football. (hurt) 7. If the students were tired, they … in the bus. (sleep) 8. I … to the London Eye if I went to London. (go) 9. I would go out of the room if my mobile … . (ring) 10. I will visit Grandma if she … well. (not feel) 11. If you (put) water into the fridge, it (freeze). 12. If you (heat) water, it (boil). Помогите срочно пожалуйста

Answer 1

1. The ferry will leave on time if the weathe is okay.


2. If the ferry was on time, they wouldn´t miss the train.


3. If I bought flowers, I would choose yellow ones.


4. The kids will tidy up their rooms if they come home early.


5. If I were you, I would wear a coat.


6. If my leg hurts, I won´t play football.


7. If the students were tired, they would sleep in the bus.


8. I would go to the London Eye if I went to London.


9. I would go out of the room if my mobile rung.


10. I will visit Grandma if she doesn't feel well.


11. If you put water into the fridge, it freezes.


12. If you heat water, it boils.

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help you with these sentences. For each sentence, I'll provide the correct form of the verb in parentheses to complete the conditional sentence.

1. The ferry will leave on time if the weather is okay. (be)
2. If the ferry were on time, they wouldn't miss the train. (be)
3. If I bought flowers, I would choose yellow ones. (choose)
4. The kids would tidy up their rooms if they came home early. (tidy)
5. If I were you, I would wear a coat. (wear)
6. If my leg hurts, I won't play football. (hurt)
7. If the students were tired, they would sleep in the bus. (sleep)
8. I would go to the London Eye if I went to London. (go)
9. I would go out of the room if my mobile rang. (ring)
10. I will visit Grandma if she doesn't feel well. (not feel)
11. If you put water into the fridge, it will freeze. (put, freeze)
12. If you heat water, it boils. (heat, boil)

Note: For sentence 2, we use "were" instead of "was" because it's a past subjunctive used in hypothetical situations. And for sentence 10, "doesn't feel" is used to indicate the negative possibility of Grandma not feeling well.