Question

Brush up your grammar: Conditional 1-2. IV. Use Conditional 1 or Conditional 2. 1 If I (have) time now, I (help) you. 2. If (be you, I (go) to the USA to see my uncle. 3. If I (be) in the USA, I (go) to the Disneyland Park4. If we (live) in Mexico, we (speak) Spanish 5. If I (have) time yesterday, I (help) you. 6. If the Indians (not to give) them corn, the Piligrims (not to survive) If I (have) enough money, I (buy) a new car now. 8. If I (see) her now, I (tell) her the truth. 9. If he (turn up) now, we (discuss) the problem. 10. If they (know) about the danger, they (not to go) to the mountains last year.

Answer 1

1. have // shall help
2. If I were you I would go to the USA to see my uncle.
3. were // would go ( возможен вариант : аm // shall go)
4. lived //would speak ( возможен вариант : live // shall speak )
5. had // would help
6. didn't give // wouldn't survive
7. have // shall buy
8. see // shall tell
9. turns up // shall discuss
10. knew // wouldn't go

Answer 2

Sure, I'll correct the sentences using Conditional 1 or Conditional 2 as needed:

1. If I had time now, I would help you.
2. If I were you, I would go to the USA to see my uncle. (Note: "were" is used instead of "was" in the second person singular in the subjunctive mood.)
3. If I were in the USA, I would go to Disneyland Park. (Note: "were" is used instead of "was" in the first person singular in the subjunctive mood.)
4. If we lived in Mexico, we would speak Spanish.
5. If I had time yesterday, I would have helped you. (Note: "would have helped" is used to indicate an unrealized action in the past.)
6. If the Indians had not given them corn, the Piligrims would not have survived. (Note: "had not given" and "would not have survived" are used to indicate unrealized actions in the past.)
7. If I had enough money, I would buy a new car now.
8. If I saw her now, I would tell her the truth.
9. If he turned up now, we would discuss the problem.
10. If they knew about the danger, they would not have gone to the mountains last year. (Note: "knew" and "would not have gone" are used to indicate unrealized actions in the past.)

With these corrections, the sentences now use either Conditional 1 or Conditional 2 correctly.