III. Write the correct form of the verb in brackets. 1) If I get home early, I (call) you. 2) If I (hear) anything about him, I will let you know. 3) If Tom (learn) the results of your test, I will text you a message. 4) If my parents go to the theatre, I (stay) at home. 5) If you take some snow in your hands, it (melt). 6) If you go to the Zoo, you (have) a great time. 7) If Tom (not/study), he will fail his finals. 8) If it is rainy next Sunday, we (not/be) have a picnic. 9) I will wash the dishes, if you (cook). 10) If you heat water at 100 degrees, it (boil). IV. Fill in the gaps with correct future forms of the verbs 1. The lessons at our school (start) at 8.45 every morning. 2. I believe, I (pass) my exams very well. 3. Watch out! You (fall) down. 4. My father doesn't think, Manchester (win) the match. 5. I bought tickets to the theatre, we (see) a new play next week.

Question 1

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25 января 2024 05:55 · публичный вопрос

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III. Write the correct form of the verb in brackets. 1) If I get home early, I (call) you. 2) If I (hear) anything about him, I will let you know. 3) If Tom (learn) the results of your test, I will text you a message. 4) If my parents go to the theatre, I (stay) at home. 5) If you take some snow in your hands, it (melt). 6) If you go to the Zoo, you (have) a great time. 7) If Tom (not/study), he will fail his finals. 8) If it is rainy next Sunday, we (not/be) have a picnic. 9) I will wash the dishes, if you (cook). 10) If you heat water at 100 degrees, it (boil). IV. Fill in the gaps with correct future forms of the verbs 1. The lessons at our school (start) at 8.45 every morning. 2. I believe, I (pass) my exams very well. 3. Watch out! You (fall) down. 4. My father doesn't think, Manchester (win) the match. 5. I bought tickets to the theatre, we (see) a new play next week.

Answer

III. Write the correct form of the verb in brackets.

If I get home early, I will call you.
If I hear anything about him, I will let you know.
If Tom learns the results of your test, I will text you a message.
If my parents go to the theatre, I will stay at home.
If you take some snow in your hands, it will melt.
If you go to the Zoo, you will have a great time.
If Tom does not study, he will fail his finals.
If it is rainy next Sunday, we will not have a picnic.
I will wash the dishes if you cook.
If you heat water at 100 degrees, it will boil.

IV. Fill in the gaps with correct future forms of the verbs

The lessons at our school will start at 8.45 every morning.
I believe, I will pass my exams very well.
Watch out! You will fall down.
My father doesn't think Manchester will win the match.
I bought tickets to the theatre, we will see a new play next week.

Question 2

III. Write the correct form of the verb in brackets. 1) If I get home early, I (call) you. 2) If I (hear) anything about him, I will let you know. 3) If Tom (learn) the results of your test, I will text you a message. 4) If my parents go to the theatre, I (stay) at home. 5) If you take some snow in your hands, it (melt). 6) If you go to the Zoo, you (have) a great time. 7) If Tom (not/study), he will fail his finals. 8) If it is rainy next Sunday, we (not/be) have a picnic. 9) I will wash the dishes, if you (cook). 10) If you heat water at 100 degrees, it (boil). IV. Fill in the gaps with correct future forms of the verbs 1. The lessons at our school (start) at 8.45 every morning. 2. I believe, I (pass) my exams very well. 3. Watch out! You (fall) down. 4. My father doesn't think, Manchester (win) the match. 5. I bought tickets to the theatre, we (see) a new play next week.

Answer

III. Write the correct form of the verb in brackets. 1) If I get home early, I will call you. 2) If I hear anything about him, I will let you know. 3) If Tom learns the results of your test, I will text you a message. 4) If my parents go to the theatre, I will stay at home. 5) If you take some snow in your hands, it will melt. 6) If you go to the Zoo, you will have a great time. 7) If Tom does not study, he will fail his finals. 8) If it is rainy next Sunday, we will not have a picnic. 9) I will wash the dishes if you cook. 10) If you heat water at 100 degrees, it will boil. IV. Fill in the gaps with correct future forms of the verbs 1. The lessons at our school will start at 8.45 every morning. 2. I believe, I will pass my exams very well. 3. Watch out! You will fall down. 4. My father doesn't think Manchester will win the match. 5. I bought tickets to the theatre, we will see a new play next week.