Англиискии для вас Новый курс XXI века

Exercise 2. Answer these questions.
1. Would you go out of town for the weekend if the weather forecast was bad? What would you do then? 2. Would you refuse an invitation to a party if it were sent late? Why would you refuse it? 3. What would you do if you did not like your job? 4. Do you think Charles would have become a painter if Mendoza had not helped him? 5. Would Jim Nicholas have come to the convention if he had known what might happen? Why do you think so? 6. Would Dr Ingram have reserved that hotel if he had known they would not let the Negro participants in? Exercise 3. Transform these sentences according to the models. Translate them.

1. 
   If he has time, he’ll examine the papers.
   

If he had time, he’d examine the papers.

1. 
   If you go to the exhibition, you’ll see quite a few masterpieces. 2. If he comes tomorrow, 1 may have time to see him. 3. If you confirm my message by letter, I'll be grateful to you. 4. If the convention takes place next month. 1 won't be able to take part in it.
   

2. 
   If their goalkeeper were excellent, they would win the game.
   

If their goalkeeper had been excellent, they would have won the game.

1. 
   If I didn't tell him, he would never know. 2. If he managed to book the tickets for the match, he'd give you one. 3. If you weren’t so angry, you wouldn’t hurt him. 4. If they guaranteed success. I’d join them.
   

3. 
   If I could break his record. I'd do it tomorrow.
   

Could I break his record, I'd do it tomorrow.

1. 
   If I could manage it myself, I’d try to do it today. 2. If he could deal with the matter, it would guarantee success. 3. If he were here, he'd take part in the conference. 4. If it were his fault, he'd do his best to help them.
   

4. 
   If only he found the book.
   

If only he had found the book.

1. 
   If only he reserved the seats at the theatre. 2. If only it were a misunder­standing. 3. If only she didn’t change her mind. 4. If only he went into politics, e) You should’ve asked John to help you.
   

Could John have helped me if I’d asked him to?

2. 
   You should’ve asked Peter to lend you the book. 2. You shouldn’t have asked Bill to teach you to draw. 3. You should’ve asked Ben to examine the facts carefully. 4. You should’ve asked George to discourage Charles.
   

f) Did he keep his promise? (Peter’s help)
But for Peter’s help he wouldn't have kept his promise.
1. Did he refuse your help? (John) 2. Did you enjoy your holiday on the Baltic Sea? (the rain) 3. Did you go for a walk yesterday? (the snow) 4. Did he check himself? (his mother) 5. Did she apologize to them ? (Mary)