I. Open the brackets, using conditionals Type II 1. If it (not be) cold, I (not put) on my coat. 2. If he (not read) so much, he (not be) clever. 3. If my friend (be) at home, he (tell) us what to do. 4. If I (be) you, I (write) her a letter 5. If I (know) the result, I (phone) her. 6. If they (not go) to Moscow, they (hear) that famous musician. 7. If you (not get) tickets, we (stay) at home. 8. If it (snow), the children (play) snowballs. 9. If I (know) English, I (enjoy) Byron's poetry. 10. I (not do) it if you (ask) me.

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I. Open the brackets, using conditionals Type II 1. If it (not be) cold, I (not put) on my coat. 2. If he (not read) so much, he (not be) clever. 3. If my friend (be) at home, he (tell) us what to do. 4. If I (be) you, I (write) her a letter 5. If I (know) the result, I (phone) her. 6. If they (not go) to Moscow, they (hear) that famous musician. 7. If you (not get) tickets, we (stay) at home. 8. If it (snow), the children (play) snowballs. 9. If I (know) English, I (enjoy) Byron's poetry. 10. I (not do) it if you (ask) me.

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Егор Касаткин · Answer 1

1. If it wasn't cold, I wouldn't put on my coat. 2. If he didn't read

so much, he wouldn't be clever. 3. If my friend was at home, he would tell us what to do. 4. If I was you, I would write her a letter 5. If I knew the result, I would phone her. 6. If they didn't go to Moscow, they wouldn't hear that famous musician. 7. If you didn't get tickets, we would stay at home. 8. If it snowed, the children would play snowballs. 9. If I knew English, I would enjoy Byron's poetry. 10. I wouldn't do it if you asked me.