Question

Variant 1 (Conditionals 0, 1, 2, 3) 1. Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the verbs in brackets. 1. If children weren't so lazy, they (become) brilliant students. 2. Helen is not sure what she is doing tonight, but if she goes out, she (phone) me. 3. If students hadn't bought a lottery ticket, they (not/win) the prize. 4. I usually (walk) home with my friend if we both (meet) in the yard. 5. If we sleep a lot, we (become) lazy.​

Answer 1

1. If children weren't so lazy, they would become brilliant students.

2. Helen is not sure what she is doing tonight, but if she goes out, she will phone me.

3. If students hadn't bought a lottery ticket, they wouldn't have won the prize.

4. I usually walk home with my friend if we both meet in the yard.

5. If we sleep a lot, we become lazy.​

Answer 2

Variant 1 (Conditionals 0, 1, 2, 3)

1. If children weren't so lazy, they could become brilliant students.2. Helen is not sure what she is doing tonight, but if she goes out, she will phone me.3. If students hadn't bought a lottery ticket, they would not have won the prize.4. I usually walk home with my friend if we both meet in the yard.5. If we sleep a lot, we will become lazy. Please let me know if there is anything else I can help you with!

Answer 3

1. If children weren't so lazy, they would become brilliant students. 2. Helen is not sure what she is doing tonight, but if she goes out, she will phone me. 3. If students hadn't bought a lottery ticket, they would not have won the prize. 4. I usually walk home with my friend if we both meet in the yard. 5. If we sleep a lot, we will become lazy.