Question

Срочно пожалуйстаCONDITIONALS2. If I ... (see) Richard , I'll tell him about you.3. I would have sent a card I (remember) it was your birthday. 4. If Paul listened to advice , he .... (do) what you suggested. 5. If he ... (not be) on time for the interview , he will not make a good impression.

Answer 1

2. If I see Richard, I'll tell him about you.
3. I would have sent a card I (had remembered) it was your birthday.
4. If Paul listened to advice, he would do what you suggested.
5. If he is not on time for the interview, he will not make a good impression.

Answer 2

Conditionals 2:

1. If I see Richard, I'll tell him about you. 2. I would have sent a card if I remembered it was your birthday. 3. If Paul listened to advice, he would do what you suggested. 4. If he is not on time for the interview, he will not make a good impression.

Let's break down each sentence:

1. If I see Richard, I'll tell him about you. In this sentence, the speaker is expressing a conditional statement. The condition is "If I see Richard," and the result is "I'll tell him about you." The speaker is saying that if they see Richard, they will inform him about the person they are currently discussing.

2. I would have sent a card if I remembered it was your birthday. This sentence also presents a conditional statement. The condition is "If I remembered it was your birthday," and the result is "I would have sent a card." The speaker is saying that if they had remembered that it was the person's birthday, they would have sent them a card.

3. If Paul listened to advice, he would do what you suggested. Here, the speaker is presenting a hypothetical situation. The condition is "If Paul listened to advice," and the result is "he would do what you suggested." The speaker is saying that if Paul were to listen to advice, he would follow the suggestion given to him.

4. If he is not on time for the interview, he will not make a good impression. This sentence also presents a conditional statement. The condition is "If he is not on time for the interview," and the result is "he will not make a good impression." The speaker is saying that if the person is not punctual for the interview, it will negatively impact their impression on others.

These examples demonstrate the use of conditionals to express hypothetical or conditional situations and their corresponding results.