Put in the correct shape in Modals in the Past 1. Gloria has won every game she's played today. She (practise) a lot.
2. I don't have anything to wear today. I (do) the laundry before.
3. Jack lost his wallet on the way to work. He (lose) it on the bus.
4. You did very well on the exam. You (study) a lot.
5. The Smiths (build) their house anywhere. Why did they choose here?
6. It's hot in here today. I (not/wear) a heavy sweater today.
7. You (feed) your dog. He has been hungry all day.
8. Lucy shouldn't have stood on the broken chair. She (fall).
9. I (buy) more milk before. I am almost out.
10. I didn't do very well in the test. I (spend) more time studying.
1. Unless your friend has an invitation, he will not be able to go to the party.
2. She will late for the lesson if she doesn't leave earlier.
3. If you are angry, they will not let you in the house.
4. He will not open the book unless he knows what tasks to do.
5. We shall have to stay home if the weather gets worse.
6. Unless you are more careful with the knife, you will cut yourself.
7. If I tell you a secret, will you promise to keep it?
8. If my mother does not have to work next weekend, we will be able to go to the funfair.
Объяснение:
Схема построения условных предложений типа First Conditional:
[If + Present Simple], + [Future Simple]
либо [Future Simple] + [If + Present Simple]
В условной части (где "если") глагол в Настоящем времени, в результативной части - глагол в Будущем Надеюсь
Dear John,
Thank you for your letter. I was so happy to get it. I'm glad you are all right. I'm fine too. Well, you ask me what I would recommend for you to read. As far as Russian authors are concerned, there are a lot of them who are famous all over the world and at first, I was at my wit ends whom of them should I recommend to you. But then I decided that the first book shouldn't be very thick and serious. So I think you should start with short stories. For example, you can take for reading a book of short stories by Leo Tolstoy or Anton Chekhov. Leo Tolstoy's stories are interesting, educative and easy to understand. Anton Chekhov's stories are on the one hand more humorous, but on the other hand, they are a bit more difficult to understand at the beginning and they remind me some stories by O'Henry. I mean everything becomes clear only after reading the last sentence of the story and the ending is quite unpredictable but always very amazing. I like such stories. And what about you? Hope to hear soon which book you will have chosen.
Looking forward to your email.
Best wishes,
Nikita
Перевод:
Дорогой Джон за письмо. Я был счастлив получить его. Я рад, что с тобой все в порядке. У меня тоже всё в порядке. Ты меня, что бы я посоветовал тебе почитать. Что касается русских авторов, то их немало, они известны во всем мире, и поначалу я соображал, кого же из них лучше порекомендовать. Но потом я подумал, что первая книга не должна быть очень толстой и серьезной. Поэтому ты, по-моему, должен начать с коротких рассказов. Например, можно взять для чтения книгу рассказов Льва Толстого или Антона Чехова. Рассказы Льва Толстого интересны, познавательны и понятны. Рассказы Антона Чехова, с одной стороны, более юмористичны, но, с другой стороны, их немного сложнее понять в начале и они напоминают мне некоторые рассказы О'Генри. Я имею в виду, что все становится ясно только после прочтения последнего предложения истории, и окончание бывает довольно непредсказуемое, но всегда очень удивительное. Мне нравятся такие истории. А тебе? Надеюсь скоро услышать, какую книгу ты выберешь.
Жду твоё сообщение.
С наилучшими пожеланиями,
Никита.