Question

10. Use the necklace in brackets. 1. We (to be) late for work if we (not to go) out at once 2. If he (to come) at six, he (not to see) the film. 3. He is (to be) angry ,if she (not to tell) him the reason 4. If shereads is (to read) the letter, she (to under stand) everything. 5. I (to tell) him the truth if he (to ask) me. 6. If she (not to ring) me up tonight, I (to send) her a telegram. 7. She probably (not to read) the play until we (to ask) her. 8. You (not to miss) much if you (not to go) there. 9. l (help) you as soon as I (come). 10. She (not to marry) until she (to be) twenty - five

Answer 1

1. We will be late for work if we don't go out at once.  

2. If he comes at six, he won't see the film.  

3. He will be angry if she doesn't tell him the reason.

4. If she reads the letter, she will understand everything.  

5. I will tell him the truth if he asks me.

6. If she doesn't ring me up tonight, I will send her a telegram.  

7. She won't probably read the play until we ask her.

8. You won't miss much if you don't go there.

9. I will help you as soon as I come.  

10. She won't marry until she is twenty-five.

Answer 2

1. We will be late for work if we don't go out at once. (Use: will be, don't go)
2. If he comes at six, he won't see the film. (Use: comes, won't see)
3. He will be angry if she doesn't tell him the reason. (Use: will be, doesn't tell)
4. If she reads the letter, she will understand everything. (Use: reads, will understand)
5. I will tell him the truth if he asks me. (Use: will tell, asks)
6. If she doesn't ring me up tonight, I will send her a telegram. (Use: doesn't ring, will send)
7. She probably won't read the play until we ask her. (Use: won't read, ask)
8. You won't miss much if you don't go there. (Use: won't miss, don't go)
9. I will help you as soon as I come. (Use: will help, come)
10. She won't marry until she is twenty-five. (Use: won't marry, is)