Question

Помогите срочно 4. Open the brackets, mind the type of condition: 1. If I (to be) you, I (not to go) through the park at night. 2. I (to play) hockey tomorrow, if it (not to snow). 3. I (to explain) everything to you yesterday, if you (to ring up). 4. If Mary (to enter) the institute last year, she (to be) the student of the second course. 5. Ann (to be) the most elegant girl at the party next week, if she (to put) on her new dress. 6. We (to lose) the next match, if our goalkeeper (not to get) well by the time. 7. But for the storm last week, the roads (to be) OK. 8. If you (to work) hard on your English, you (to be able) to speak well. 9. When my mother began to shout at me, I understood that if I (not to break) her favourite vase, she (not to become) so angry with me. 10. The girls (to speak) to you more, if you (to chew) Stimorol pro-Z. And what did you eat? Garlic?

Answer 1

1. were, wouldn't
2. will play, doesn't snow
3. would have explained, had rung up
4. had entered, would be
5. will be, puts
6. will lose, doesn't get
7. would be
8. are working/work, will be able
9. had not broken, wouldn't have become
10. would have spoken, had chewed

Answer 2

ЛУЧШИЙ ОТВЕТ

1. were, wouldn't
2. will play, doesn't snow
3. would have explained, had rung up
4. had entered, would be
5. will be, puts
6. will lose, doesn't get 
7. would be
8. are working/work, will be able
9. had not broken, wouldn't have become
10. would have spoken, had chewed

Answer 3

1. If I were you, I would not go through the park at night.
2. I will play hockey tomorrow, if it does not snow.
3. I would have explained everything to you yesterday if you had rung up.
4. If Mary had entered the institute last year, she would have been a student of the second course.
5. Ann will be the most elegant girl at the party next week if she puts on her new dress.
6. We will lose the next match if our goalkeeper does not get well by that time.
7. But for the storm last week, the roads would have been okay.
8. If you work hard on your English, you will be able to speak well.
9. When my mother began to shout at me, I understood that if I had not broken her favorite vase, she would not have become so angry with me.
10. The girls would speak to you more if you chewed Stimorol pro-Z. And what did you eat? Garlic?

Note: In conditional sentences, the correct verb form for unreal or hypothetical situations is the past subjunctive (also known as the "were" form) for all persons in English. For real or possible situations, we use the simple present or future tense.