Question

11. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense, then identify the types of conditionals. Example: I’ll have/ 1 or I’ll have/buy/ 1 If she............. the newspaper, she would have known about the earthquake. (read) If you don’t do your homework, you …………. to go out. (not/be allowed) If he................ a loan, he'd be able to buy a car. (take out) It's a pity you missed the party. If you ............you..........my friends from Hungary. (come/meet) It's a beautiful house, and I ............it if I ............. the money, but I can't afford it. (buy/have)

Answer 1

Ответ:

If she had read the newspaper, she would have known about the earthquake.

If you don’t do your homework, you won't be allowed to go out.

If he took out a loan, he'd be able to buy a car.

It's a pity you missed the party. If you had come you would have my friends from Hungary.

It's a beautiful house, and I would have bought it if I had had the money, but I can't afford it.

Answer 2

Sure thing! Let's tackle this one step at a time:

1. If she had read the newspaper, she would have known about the earthquake. (Type 3 conditional)

2. If you don’t do your homework, you won't be allowed to go out. (Type 1 conditional)

3. If he took out a loan, he'd be able to buy a car. (Type 2 conditional)

4. If you had come, you would have met my friends from Hungary. (Type 3 conditional)

5. It's a beautiful house, and I would buy it if I had the money, but I can't afford it. (Type 2 conditional)

So, we have a mix of Type 1, Type 2, and Type 3 conditionals here. Each type expresses a different level of probability or hypothetical situation. How did I do?