1 There's a big ftpoornit footprint on the snow.
Is it from an animal?
2 There's a big cvae
over there. Do any animals
live in it?
3 In the summer i viits
my grandma and grandpa
in Astana. I have a great time
there!
4 I want to be a dvire
because I love the sea!
5 There's a flower on the rook
Cool!​

1. If the weather were hot and sunny, Julia to the beach.

B. would go

2. If he me, I will phone him myself.

A. doesn't phone

3. We him to the country if he had asked us.

B. would have taken

4. If Leo were more careful, he so many mistakes in his tests.

B. wouldn't make

5. I wouldn't refuse if they to give them a lift.

A. asked

6. If Brenda had had plenty of time yesterday, she us.

C. would have visited

7. If you a goof specialist, you will earn much.

A. were

8. If people wings, they wouldn't need airplanes.

B. had

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