Question

Complete the sentences 1)We (have) a very nice tea-party,if you (bue) a cake 2)If I (be) a poet,I (write)beautiful poems 3)If I (live) in Moscow,I (visit) the Kremlin every day 4)They (go) skiing,If it (snow) 5)If I (see) Jane,I (invite) her to my birthday party (тип нужно определить)

Answer 1

1) We will have a very nice tea-party, if you buy a cake. (type I)
2) If I were a poet, I would write beautiful poems. (type II)
3) If I lived in Moscow, I would visit the Kremlin every day. (type II)
4) They will go skiing if it snows. (type I)
5) If I see Jane, I'll invite her to my birthday party. (type I)

Answer 2

1) We have a very nice tea-party, if you buy a cake. 2) If I were a poet, I would write beautiful poems. 3) If I lived in Moscow, I would visit the Kremlin every day. 4) They will go skiing, if it snows. 5) If I see Jane, I will invite her to my birthday party.

These sentences are examples of conditional sentences. Conditional sentences express a condition and its result. The type of the conditional sentence can be determined based on the verb tenses used in the condition and the result clauses.

1) This is a first conditional sentence. It expresses a possible condition and its possible result in the present/future. The condition is "if you buy a cake" and the result is "we have a very nice tea-party."

2) This is a second conditional sentence. It expresses an unreal or hypothetical condition and its likely result in the present/future. The condition is "if I were a poet" (using the subjunctive form) and the result is "I would write beautiful poems."

3) This is a second conditional sentence. It expresses an unreal or hypothetical condition and its likely result in the present/future. The condition is "if I lived in Moscow" (using the past simple tense for unreal situations) and the result is "I would visit the Kremlin every day."

4) This is a zero conditional sentence. It expresses a general truth or fact. The condition is "if it snows" and the result is "they go skiing."

5) This is a first conditional sentence. It expresses a possible condition and its possible result in the present/future. The condition is "if I see Jane" and the result is "I will invite her to my birthday party."