Question

1/Open the brackets.

If you (hurry), you (catch) the bus.

If you don’t hurry, you will catch the bus.

If you hurry, you will not catch the bus.

If you hurry, you catches the bus.

If you hurry, you will catch the bus.

2/Correct the mistake in the following sentence.

When I meet my cousin, we will usually go to a pub.

When I meet my cousin, we usually goes to a pub.

When I meet my cousin, we usually go to a pub.

If I meet my cousin, we will usually go to a pub.

When I met my cousin, we usually go to a pub.

3/Open the brackets.

If Jack (to be) busy, I (not disturb) him.

If Jack busy, I does not disturb him.

If Jack is busy, I does not disturb him.

If Jack is busy, I do not disturb him.

If Jack isn’t busy, I disturb him.

4/Answer the question.

In which case we can replace “if” with when in first type conditionals?

When the main clause goes first in a sentence.

When we have less than ten words in a sentence.

When we are sure that condition will be met.

We can't do it.

Answer 1

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Пояснення:

1/Open the brackets.

If you (hurry), you (catch) the bus.

If you don't hurry, you will not catch the bus.

2/Correct the mistake in the following sentence.

When I meet my cousin, we will usually go to a pub.

3/Open the brackets.

If Jack (to be) busy, I (not disturb) him.

If Jack is busy, I do not disturb him.

4/Answer the question.

In which case we can replace "if" with when in first type conditionals?

When we are sure that the condition will be met.