Ex 36 answer the following questions, using adverbial clauses of condition. (a) model: when will the train pass tambov? (not be late). if it is not late, it will pass the town at 2: 30. 1. how long will it take you to read a book of three hundred pages? (do nothing else). 2. when will you finish your course paper? (everything; be all right). 3. will he take her to the theatre? (get one more ticket). 4. will you go to the country tomorrow? (not rain). 5. will he travel to the., crimea by train? (not get a ticket for the train; go there by plane). 6. when will he make his report on britain's economy? (get well). (b) what will happen if: 1. we talk all at once? (hear nothing). 2. you teach him everything at once? (learn nothing). 3. we don't wait for him? (not find the way to the museum). 4. you don't work hard at your english? (get a poor mark). 5. he doesn't arrive in time? (not wait for him). 6. the weather doesn't change for the better? (stay in town).

1. if i do nothing else, i will read a book of three hundred pages in 2 weeks. 2. if everything is all right, i will finish my course paper next week. 3. he will take her to the theatre if he gets one more ticket. 4. i will go to the country tomorrow if it does  not rain. 5. if he does not get a ticket for the train, he will go there by plane. 6. if he gets well, he will make his report on britain's economy next week. (b) 1. if we talk all at once, we will hear nothing 2. if you teach him everything at once, he will learn nothing. 3. if we don't wait for him, we won't find the way to the museum. 4. if you don't work hard at your english, you will get a poor mark. 5. if he doesn't arrive in time, we won’t wait for him. 6. if the weather doesn't change for the better, we will stay in town.

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