Question

Task 8 (12 points). Open the brackets and put the verbs into the 0, 1 or 2 Conditional. 1 If Dave_______________ (revise) the topics, he _______________ (get) a good mark. 2 When it _______________ (be) warm and sunny, I _______________ (walk) in the park. 3 If you _______________ (heat) the ice, it _______________ (melt). 4 When you _______________ (come), we _______________ (go) to the theatre. 5 If you _______________ (multiply) 3 by 5, you _______________ (get) 15. 6 If I _______________ (be) an engineer, I _______________ (design) your house.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 If Dave revises the topics, he will get a good mark. 1

2 When it is warm and sunny, I walk in the park. Подчинённое времени.

3 If you heat the ice, it melts. 0

4 When you come, we will go to the theatre. Подчинённое времени.

5 If you multiply 3 by 5, you get 15. 0

6 If I were an engineer, I would design your house. 2

Объяснение:

1 Если Дэйв подготовится по темам, он получит хорошую отметку. 1

2 Когда тепло и солнечно, я гуляю в парке. Подчинённое времени.

3 Если вы нагреваете лед, он тает. 0

4 Когда ты придешь, мы пойдем в театр. Подчинённое времени.

5 Если вы умножаете 3 на 5, то получаете 15. 0

6 Если бы я был инженером, я бы спроектировал ваш дом. 2

Answer 2

The three types of conditionals mentioned are:

- 0 Conditional (general truths or scientific facts): If + Present Simple, Present Simple.

- 1 Conditional (real and possible situations): If + Present Simple, Future Simple.

- 2 Conditional (unreal or imaginary situations): If + Past Simple, would + verb.

Given this, here's the completion of the sentences:

1. If Dave **revises** (Present Simple - 1 Conditional) the topics, he **will get** (Future Simple - 1 Conditional) a good mark.

2. When it **is** (Present Simple - 0 Conditional) warm and sunny, I **walk** (Present Simple - 0 Conditional) in the park.

3. If you **heat** (Present Simple - 0 Conditional) the ice, it **melts** (Present Simple - 0 Conditional).

4. When you **come** (Present Simple - 1 Conditional), we **will go** (Future Simple - 1 Conditional) to the theatre.

5. If you **multiply** (Present Simple - 0 Conditional) 3 by 5, you **get** (Present Simple - 0 Conditional) 15.

6. If I **were** (Past Simple - 2 Conditional) an engineer, I **would design** (would + verb - 2 Conditional) your house.

Note: The 2nd Conditional often uses "were" for all subjects (including I, he, she, it) instead of "was" for a more formal, grammatically traditional structure.

Answer 3

Here are the sentences with the verbs placed in the 0, 1, or 2 conditionals:

1. If Dave revises the topics, he will get a good mark. (1st Conditional)
2. When it is warm and sunny, I will walk in the park. (1st Conditional)
3. If you heat the ice, it will melt. (1st Conditional)
4. When you come, we will go to the theatre. (1st Conditional)
5. If you multiply 3 by 5, you get 15. (0 Conditional)
6. If I were an engineer, I would design your house. (2nd Conditional)