Стр.98 Unit 8 ГДЗ Комарова Ларионова 11 класс

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Комарова, Ларионова 11 класс, Русское слово: Grammar 1
Check zero, first and second conditionals
See page 174 for information about zero, first and second conditionals.
Match the extracts with the use of each conditional.
1 But if you train well and warm up … , it’s not that unsafe.
2 … I think if I took up a sport. I’d like to do something unusual.
3 … if you’re careful, you’ll be fine …
a The zero conditional is used to talk about situations that are generally true.
b The first conditional is used for a situation that is real or likely in the future.
c The second conditional is used for a situation that we can imagine, but probably won’t happen.
A Three of these sentences contain mistakes. Find them and correct them.
1 If Nikolay Davydenko will win Wimbledon, we’ll all be very happy.
2 If Pete is lucky, he’ll be picked for the team.
3 Rock climbing is not a dangerous sport if you will take precautions.
4 If you don’t train, you don’t improve.
5 If I could try any sport. I’d try snowboarding.
6 If I’d win this match. I’d get a chance to play in the finals.
B Complete the dialogue with the correct form of the verbs.
Sara: Good luck in the game today!
Alice: Thanks. If I 1) play well I think I 2) ’ll win. But if I don’t then I 3) ’ll be terribly upset.
Sara: If I 4) were you, I 5) ’d take a deep breath and try to think positively. You’re certainly good enough to win.
Alice: I 6) ’d be more confident if I 7) were good enough to win, but I just don’t think I’m as good as Kate.
Sara: Whenever you 8) put yourself down like that, it 9) makes me mad. You are good enough and that’s that!
Alice: Thanks, Sara. If I 10) believed in myself, I’d probably be a better player.
C Use this information about Alice to make six conditional sentences.
1) play well: get a university scholarship
(2) not play well: study hard for university
(3) have more confidence: play better
has an important tennis tournament coming up
not confident in herself
not doing very well at school
doesn’t have a boyfriend
4) do better at school: more time for tennis
(5) not do well: does not know what to do
(6) have boyfriend: feel happier
If Alice had more confidence in herself, she would play better.
Alice would play better if she had more confidence in herself.
D Work in pairs. Continue one of these sequences until you can t think of anything else to say.
If it’s a sunny day. I’ll go to the park.
If it’s raining. I’ll stay at home.
If it’s raining. I’ll stay at home.
What will you do if you stay at home?
If I stay at home. I’ll invite my friends over. *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

Ответ

Grammar 1

Match the extracts with the use of each conditional:

1 – b
2 – c
3 – b

A. Correct the mistakes:

1. If Nikolay Davydenko wins Wimbledon, we’ll all be very happy.
2. If Pete is lucky, he’ll be picked for the team.
3. Rock climbing is not a dangerous sport if you take precautions.
4. If you don’t train, you don’t improve.
5. If I could try any sport, I’d try snowboarding.
6. If I’d win this match, I’d get a chance to play in the finals. (If I won this match, I’d get a chance to play in the finals.)

B. Complete the dialogue:

Sara: Good luck in the game today!
Alice: Thanks. If I 1) play well, I think I 2) ’ll win. But if I don’t, then I 3) ’ll be terribly upset.
Sara: If I 4) were you, I 5) ’d take a deep breath and try to think positively. You’re certainly good enough to win.
Alice: I 6) ’d be more confident if I 7) were good enough to win, but I just don’t think I’m as good as Kate.
Sara: Whenever you 8) put yourself down like that, it 9) makes me mad. You are good enough and that’s that!
Alice: Thanks, Sara. If I 10) believed in myself, I’d probably be a better player.

C. Six conditional sentences about Alice:

1. If Alice plays well, she will get a university scholarship.
2. If Alice doesn’t play well, she will study hard for university.
3. If Alice had more confidence, she would play better.
4. If Alice did better at school, she would have more time for tennis.
5. If Alice doesn’t do well, she won’t know what to do.
6. If Alice had a boyfriend, she would feel happier.

D. Example sequence:

If it’s a sunny day, I’ll go to the park.
If I go to the park, I’ll meet my friends.
If I meet my friends, we’ll play football.
If we play football, we’ll have a great time.