Question

Exercise 1. Real or Unreal? Choose the correct verb forms (Conditional 1 or Conditional 2). 1. If she continues/continued coming late, she’ll be fined. 2. It would be nice if they manage/managed to call us before leaving the city. 3. I’m sure you’d feel better if you stop/stopped smoking. 4. She will/would have to change her job if she goes on like this. 5. If we live/lived by the sea, I would go swimming every morning. 6. I’m sure both my aunt and uncle wouldn’t mind if we stay/stayed with them for a couple of days. 7. If I’m free at the week-end, I will/would gladly keep you company. 8. I’ll let you know if I find/found out what’s wrong. 9. We’ll/We’d call you in a day or two if we have time. 10. If I won a lot of money in the lottery, I will/would travel around the world.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. If she continues coming late, she’ll be fined.

2. It would be nice if they managed to call us before leaving the city.

3. I’m sure you’d feel better if you stopped smoking.

4. She will have to change her job if she goes on like this.

5. If we lived by the sea, I would go swimming every morning.

6. I’m sure both my aunt and uncle wouldn’t mind if we stayed with them for a couple of days.

7. If I’m free at the week-end, I will gladly keep you company.

8. I’ll let you know if I find out what’s wrong.

9. We’ll call you in a day or two if we have time.

10. If I won a lot of money in the lottery, I would travel around the world.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Here are the correct verb forms for each sentence:

1. If she continues coming late, she’ll be fined. (Conditional 1)
2. It would be nice if they managed to call us before leaving the city. (Conditional 2)
3. I’m sure you’d feel better if you stopped smoking. (Conditional 2)
4. She will have to change her job if she goes on like this. (Conditional 1)
5. If we lived by the sea, I would go swimming every morning. (Conditional 2)
6. I’m sure both my aunt and uncle wouldn’t mind if we stayed with them for a couple of days. (Conditional 2)
7. If I’m free at the weekend, I will gladly keep you company. (Conditional 1)
8. I’ll let you know if I find out what’s wrong. (Conditional 1)
9. We’ll call you in a day or two if we have time. (Conditional 1)
10. If I won a lot of money in the lottery, I would travel around the world. (Conditional 2)

In Conditional 1, we use the simple present in the if-clause and "will" + base form of the verb in the main clause for real or likely situations.

In Conditional 2, we use the simple past in the if-clause and "would" + base form of the verb in the main clause for unreal or hypothetical situations.