Question

Условные предложения 1.If you (not give) me a drink , I (die) soon. 2.If I (be) you , I (apologize ) for that. 3.If you (warn) me yesterday, I (not visit) this doctor. 4.I wish (pass) this exam. 5.I wish you (not speak) to her so rudely last week. 6.If only I (can) drive a car . 7.If he (not break) his arm a day ago, he (take) part in a competition now.

Answer 1

1.If you don’t give me a drink, I shall die soon.

2.If I were you, I would apologize for that.

3.If you had warned me yesterday, I wouldn’t have visited this doctor.

4.I wish I had passed this exam.

5. I wish you hadn’t spoken to her so rudely last week.

6.If only I could drive a car .

7.If he hadn’t broken his arm a day ago, he would be taking part in a competition now.

Answer 2

1. If you do not give me a drink, I will die soon. This sentence is a first conditional sentence, expressing a possible future outcome based on a condition. The condition is not giving a drink, and the outcome is the speaker dying soon.

2. If I were you, I would apologize for that. This sentence is a second conditional sentence, expressing a hypothetical situation and its possible outcome. The speaker is imagining themselves in the position of the person they are speaking to, and suggesting that if they were in that position, they would apologize.

3. If you had warned me yesterday, I would not have visited this doctor. This sentence is a third conditional sentence, expressing a hypothetical past situation and its possible outcome. The speaker is imagining a different past where they were warned, and suggesting that if that had happened, they would not have visited the doctor.

4. I wish I could pass this exam. This sentence expresses a desire or a regret about a situation that is unlikely or impossible to happen. The speaker is expressing a wish to pass the exam, implying that they believe it will be difficult or unlikely to achieve.

5. I wish you hadn't spoken to her so rudely last week. This sentence expresses a regret about a past action. The speaker wishes that the person they are speaking to had not spoken to someone else rudely last week.

6. If only I could drive a car. This sentence expresses a strong desire or a regret about a situation that is unlikely or impossible to happen. The speaker is expressing a wish to be able to drive a car, implying that they currently cannot do so.

7. If he had not broken his arm a day ago, he would be taking part in a competition now. This sentence is a third conditional sentence, expressing a hypothetical past situation and its possible outcome. The speaker is imagining a different past where the person did not break their arm, and suggesting that if that had happened, they would be participating in a competition now.