Question

*3 Read the story. Complete the Third Conditional sentences. Francis Gregory's successful career as a singer isn't the one he planned. When he was at school, he sang in a band as a hobby, but he planned to go to university to study maths. Unfortunately, he was in an accident when he was 17 and spent six months in hospital. The accident happened late at night when he was cycling home from party. It was dark when he left the party, and he didn't have any bike lights. However, there wasn't much traffic, decided to cycle anyway. As he was cycling through the centre of town, he was hit by a car. The driver, Katy, was going too fast, so she didn't see Francis until it was too late. so Luckily, Katy stopped and took him to hospital. Francis was very badly injured, and the doctor said that he could have died, if the driver hadn't helped him. Katy felt very guilty, so she visited him frequently while he was in hospital. Surprisingly, Francis and Katy became good friends, and when Francis finally left hospital, Katy put him in touch with friend in a band. Francis had missed all his exams while he was in hospital, so he decided to go for an audition. The band liked his voice, and he got the job as their singer. 1 Francis/go to university/he/not be in an accident Francis would have gone to university, if he hadn't been in an accident. 2 he/leave the party early/he/not cycle in the dark without lights 3 be a lot of traffic/he/not cycle in the dark 4 the driver/may see him/she not drive fast 5 the driver/not take/Francis/to hospital/he/die 6 Katy/not feel guilty/she/not visit him *4 Write two more Third Conditional sentences about the text. 1 2 5 Rewrite the sentences using the Zero, First, Second or Third Conditional. The second sentence must have the same meaning as the first. 1 You put oil on water, the oil floats. If you put oil on water, it floats. 2 Madonna's new record is coming out soon and I don't want to buy it. When 3 President Kennedy went to Dallas and he was shot. If 4 Water boils when you heat it to 100 °C. If 5 I like sport, so I watch the TV sports channel. If 6 Lennon and McCartney met, so the Beatles existed. The Beatles 7 I wear boots when it's cold. If 8 Karl Marx and Chairman Mao never met, so they didn't have an interesting conversation. 9 It doesn't usually snow in June in Europe, so I can't go skiing then. If

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. If Francis hadn't been in an accident, he would have gone to university to study maths.

2. If he had left the party early, he wouldn't have cycled in the dark without lights.

3. If there had been a lot of traffic, he wouldn't have cycled in the dark without lights.

4. If the driver had seen him, she wouldn't have driven fast.

5. If the driver hadn't taken Francis to the hospital, he might have died.

6. If Katy hadn't felt guilty, she wouldn't have visited him.

1. If Francis hadn't missed all his exams while he was in the hospital, he might have pursued a career in mathematics instead of singing.

2. If Katy hadn't introduced Francis to her friend in the band, he wouldn't have had the opportunity to become their singer.

1. If you put oil on water, it floats.

2. If Madonna's new record is coming out soon, I don't want to buy it.

3. If President Kennedy went to Dallas, he was shot.

4. If you heat water to 100 °C, it boils.

5. If I like sport, I watch the TV sports channel.

6. If Lennon and McCartney met, the Beatles existed.

7. If it's cold, I wear boots.

8. If Karl Marx and Chairman Mao had met, they might have had an interesting conversation.

9. If it usually snowed in June in Europe, I could go skiing then.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Third Conditional Sentences:

1. If Francis hadn't been in an accident, he would have gone to university to study maths.
2. If he had left the party early, he wouldn't have cycled in the dark without lights.
3. If there had been a lot of traffic, he wouldn't have cycled in the dark.
4. If the driver had seen him, she wouldn't have driven so fast.
5. If the driver hadn't taken Francis to the hospital, he could have died.
6. If Katy hadn't felt guilty, she wouldn't have visited him.

Two Additional Third Conditional Sentences:

7. If Francis had passed his exams, he might not have pursued a singing career.
8. If Katy hadn't introduced Francis to her friend in the band, he wouldn't have become a singer.

Zero, First, Second, and Third Conditional Sentences:

1. If you put oil on water, it floats.
2. When Madonna's new record comes out soon, I won't want to buy it.
3. If President Kennedy went to Dallas, he was shot.
4. If you heat water to 100 °C, it boils.
5. If I like sport, I watch the TV sports channel.
6. If Lennon and McCartney met, the Beatles existed.
7. If it's cold, I wear boots.
8. If Karl Marx and Chairman Mao had met, they might have had an interesting conversation.
9. If it snowed in June in Europe, I could go skiing then.