Grammar, страница 99 - гдз по английскому языку 8 класс учебник Комарова, Ларионова

Unit 7. Global Citizens. Language Guide - страница 99.

Условие.

Grammar

Second conditional

situation	consequence
If I had more money,	I'd (would) help.
If he won the lottery,	He wouldn't spend all the money.
consequence	situation
I'd (would) help	if I had more money.
He wouldn't spend all the money	if he won the lottery.

We use the second conditional to talk about imaginary situations and their consequences.

To form sentences we use:

If + subject + past simple for the situation,

subject + would / wouldn't + infinitive without to

for the consequence.

If he had a dog, he would feel safe.

If I didn't have classes today, I would play football.

Would is contracted to 'd in conversations.

If he had a dog, he'd feel safe.

Adverbs of possibility and probability

We use the adverbs definitely, probably, perhaps and maybe to talk about possibility and probability.

Definitely and probably go after be.

These are definitely a great idea.

This is probably our most popular gift.

Definitely and probably go after affirmative auxiliaries

(will, would, can ...).

They will definitely appreciate this gift.

They would probably buy some fairtrade chocolate.

Definitely and probably go before negative auxiliaries

(won't, wouldn't, can't ...).

He definitely won't keep the wallet.

She probably can't think of a better present.

Perhaps and maybe go at the start of a sentence.

Perhaps I'll buy the chocolates.

Maybe you'd prefer to save the world.

Решение 1.

Решение 2.