Question

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense. Decide if it is the first or the second conditional. 1) Your parents will be upset if you ... (not to get) the diploma. 2) She would be happy if we ... (to bring) her flowers. 3) I wish my sister ... (to lend) me her new hat tonight. 4) Ann always ... (to shout) when she sees a mouse. 5) I wish my friends ... (to be) here now! 6) Ron ... (to take) the cat off the tree if he could climb it. 7) If they paint all the rooms in the flat next week, they ... (to move) there soon. 8) If I were you, I ... (to visit) this museum. 9) If you saw the firework display, you ... (to be) surprised. 10) John will catch the idea when he ... (to read) this article up to the end.

Answer 1

Ответ:

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Answer 2

Certainly! Let's go through each sentence and put the verbs in the correct tense, deciding if it is the first or second conditional.

1) Your parents will be upset if you do not get the diploma. (First conditional - future possibility)

2) She would be happy if we brought her flowers. (Second conditional - hypothetical situation)

3) I wish my sister would lend me her new hat tonight. (This one is a bit tricky. It's a mixed conditional expressing a present unreal situation. "I wish" indicates a present unreal situation, but "would lend" is used to refer to the hypothetical action in the present.)

4) Ann always shouts when she sees a mouse. (Simple present - a habitual action)

5) I wish my friends were here now! (Second conditional - expressing a present unreal situation)

6) Ron would take the cat off the tree if he could climb it. (Second conditional - hypothetical situation)

7) If they paint all the rooms in the flat next week, they will move there soon. (First conditional - future possibility)

8) If I were you, I would visit this museum. (Second conditional - hypothetical situation)

9) If you saw the firework display, you would be surprised. (Second conditional - hypothetical situation)

10) John will catch the idea when he reads this article up to the end. (First conditional - future certainty)

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.