Ex. 101 Match the two halves of the following sentences

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Ex. 100 Put the verb in brackets in the correct tense-form

1.What you (do) if you (find) a wallet in the street? 2. I must hurry. My friend (be) annoyed if I (not be) on time. 3. Please, sign the contract if you (be) happy with the conditions. 4. Ann (be) surprised when she (hear) the news. 5. I (pay) you back when I (see) you next. 6. Good, everybody is ready. If we (leave) now, we (miss) the rush hour traffic. 7. If you (smoke) less, you (have) much more money. But I don't think you ever will. 8. If we (lock) the car window, we (not give) the opportunity to break in. 9. If you (press) the button, a receptionist (come) to help you. 10.What (happen) to the environment if we (not look) after it? 11. Our children and grandchildren (suffer) if we (not look) after our planet. 12. I (do) my homework as soon as this programme (finish). 13. I (come) provided that he (stay) away. 14. You may borrow the book so long as you (return) it. 15. I hope you (think) of me while I (take) my driving test. 16.If you (marry) me I (cook) you nice meals when you (come) home in the evenings. 17.When the Queen (arrive) the audience will stand up. 18. When the fog (lift) we (be able) to see where we are. 19. The car (not move) till you (take) the break off. 20. As soon as she (leant) to type I (get) her a job.

There will be a big audience at the Metropolitan Stadium tomorrow night when the American singer, Joe Lucia, (make) his final appearance, but it may not be big enough for the organiser. Harry Jones if he (not sell) 50.000 tickets, he will lose money.

As soon as Joe (arrive), 100 policemen will escort him through the crowd and before the concert begins the Major (make) a speech of welcome. Joe will be happy when he (open) the concert with his signature tune: 'If you see Maria, (tell) her I love her, because he (collect) a cheque for 500.000 dollars as soon as the concert is over, but Mr Jones will be worried unless more tickets (be) sold. He told me: '1 (be) sure all Joe's fans will want to be here tomorrow when Joe (say) goodbye, and he'll be disappointed if they (not come)'. Unless the fans respond, Mr Jones (have) to pay Joe's guaranteed fee out of his own pocket. Right now he is probably remembering two of Joe's other hits. 'If you (love) me, come and see me and I hope you (be) with me when I (be) in trouble'.

1.' If they find out about this a) if you catch the 9.00 train.

2. Here are some sandwiches b) there'll be trouble.

3. I won't call a doctor c) if they offer it to him''

4. You'll arrive before lunch d) the stain will come out

5. Will he take the job e) in case you get hungry

6. It'll taste much nicer f) unless her temperature goes up

7. Please don't telephone g) when she's had her operation

8. If you soak it in cold water h) if you add a little sugar

9. I'll cook the spaghetti i) unless it's urgent

10.I'll buy her some flowers j) as soon as they arrive

Ex. 102 Read the following situation and write as many sentences as you can containing if or 'unless', 'when' or 'as soon as’

You are taking a very important examination tomorrow. As it is taking place in a city about twenty-five miles away, you know you have to get up at 6.45 in time for the 7.30 bus to the station. The train leaves at 7.45 and there is not another one until 8.45. The examination lasts three hours and there are six questions to answer. You know you '11 need all the time allowed. You need this examination to get the job you want in the local engineering company.

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