Question

II. Put the verbs in brackets into their correct tens 1. If you had told me that we (GO) to see something else. 2. If it (FREEZE) tonight the roads will be slippery tomorrow. 3. If you hate your job why (YOU NOT CHANGE) it? 4. If he worked hard he (FINISH) in time. 5. If John (BUY) a season ticket, he would lose it. 6. If the man (NOT FOLLOW) him he wouldn't have fallen down the stairs.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Ось відповідь:

Объяснение:

1. If you had told me that, we would have gone to see something else.

2. If it freezes tonight, the roads will be slippery tomorrow.

3. If you hate your job, why don't you change it?

4. If he worked hard, he would finish in time.

5. If John bought a season ticket, he would lose it.

6. If the man had not followed him, he wouldn't have fallen down the stairs.

Answer 2

Sure, I'll provide the correct verb tenses for each sentence:

1. If you had told me that we (GO) to see something else. - Corrected: If you had told me that we were going to see something else.

2. If it (FREEZE) tonight, the roads will be slippery tomorrow. - Corrected: If it freezes tonight, the roads will be slippery tomorrow.

3. If you hate your job, why (YOU NOT CHANGE) it? - Corrected: If you hate your job, why don't you change it?

4. If he worked hard, he (FINISH) in time. - Corrected: If he worked hard, he would finish in time.

5. If John (BUY) a season ticket, he would lose it. - Corrected: If John bought a season ticket, he would lose it.

6. If the man (NOT FOLLOW) him, he wouldn't have fallen down the stairs. - Corrected: If the man had not followed him, he wouldn't have fallen down the stairs.

These corrections ensure that the verbs are in the correct tenses for the given conditional sentences.