Question

150) Use Ann's thoughts to write wishes and conditionals as in the example: 1. I didn't know the professor's time machine worked, so I pressed that button. 2. I must find somewhere to hide, or the dinosaurs will eat me. 3. There are no people here. Nobody can save me. 6 OU 4. I don't have a gun, so I can't defend myself. TIME MACHINE 5. I'm hungry but I can't find any food. 6. I didn't look for water. I might have found some to drink. 7. I'll try to make the machine work. I might get back home. 8. I hope I will get back. I will never touch this machine again. 1...I wish I had known that the professor's time-machine worked. If I had known, I wouldn't have -pressed that button. (3rd type) ​

Answer 1

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Объяснение:

If I don't find somewhere to hide, the dinosaurs will eat me. (1st type)

If there were people here, someone could save me. (2nd type)

If I had a gun, I could defend myself. (2nd type)

I wish I could find some food because I am hungry. (1st type)

If I had looked for water, I might have found some to drink. (2nd type)

If I try to make the machine work, I might be able to get back home. (1st type)

If I get back home, I hope I will never touch this machine again. (1st type)

Answer 2

Ann's thoughts can be used to write wishes and conditionals based on the given examples:

1. "I didn't know the professor's time machine worked, so I pressed that button." - Wish: "I wish I had known that the professor's time machine worked. If I had known, I wouldn't have pressed that button."

2. "I must find somewhere to hide, or the dinosaurs will eat me." - Conditional: "If I don't find somewhere to hide, the dinosaurs will eat me."

3. "There are no people here. Nobody can save me." - Conditional: "If there were people here, someone could save me."

4. "I don't have a gun, so I can't defend myself." - Conditional: "If I had a gun, I could defend myself."

5. "I'm hungry but I can't find any food." - Conditional: "If I could find some food, I wouldn't be hungry."

6. "I didn't look for water. I might have found some to drink." - Wish: "I wish I had looked for water. If I had, I might have found some to drink."

7. "I'll try to make the machine work. I might get back home." - Conditional: "If I try to make the machine work, I might be able to get back home."

8. "I hope I will get back. I will never touch this machine again." - Conditional: "If I don't get back, I will never touch this machine again."

Please note that the examples provided can be used as a starting point, and you can further expand and modify them to suit your writing style and context.