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Homework for Monday, 04.02.19: describe the Pinchuk Art Centre according to the plan of ex.7, p.60-61; put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense using the second conditional:

1. If Amanda (to listen) to the news, she (to know) about the accident. 

2. We (to have) a snack if we (to be) hungry.

3. If Peter (can) to play the guitar, he (to take) part in the concert. 

4. Our parents (not to be) so angry if you (not to return) home so late.

5. If Sam (to listen) to the teacher's explanation, he (to understand) this rule.

6. I (to come) to their wedding if I (to get) the invitation.

Types of Conditionals

IF-CLAUSE	MAIN CLAUSE
Zero Conditional (always)
Present Simple If you heat water, When it is hot	Present Simple it boils. people wear lighter clothes.
First Conditional (present or future time) – real situations
Present Simple If we finish early, If we hurry,	Future Simple (will + Infinitive) we will go to the cinema. we won’t be late.
Present Simple If you promise to be careful, If you don’t feel well,	Modal verb + Infinitive you can use my computer. you must see a doctor.
Present Simple If you are hungry, If she is tired,	Imperative Mood / Наказовий спосіб make a sandwich. go to bed.
Present Continuous /Progressive If they are coming for lunch,	Future Simple (will + Infinitive) we will have to buy some more food.
Second Conditional (present or future time) – unreal situations
Past Simple If I were a Prime Minister, If I had time, If I became an astronaut,	Conditional Simple (would + Infinitive) I would make school holidays longer. I would help you. I would travel into space.
Past Simple If I had wings, If he had the book,	Modal verb + Infinitive I could fly like Peter Pan. he might lend it to me.
Third Conditional (past time) – unreal situations
Past Perfect (had + Past Participle) If he had lent me the money,	Conditional Perfect (would + have + Past Participle) I would have bought that car.
Past Perfect (had + Past Participle) If she had had more time	Modal verb + have + Past Participle she might have finished the exam.
Mixed Conditional (past action, present result)
Past Perfect (had + Past Participle) If I hadn’t been so careless,	Conditional Simple (would + Infinitive) I wouldn’t be in trouble now.
Past Perfect (had + Past Participle) If he had gone to university	Modal verb + Infinitive he might have a better job.