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If it hadn't been forDate: 2015-10-07; view: 467. Without
¨Without his assistance, I would have lostmy job. (If it…) If it hadn't been for his assistance, I would have lostmy job.
In case of + n. / (V+ing)
· If he arrives tomorrow, we'll meethim. In case of his arrival tomorrow, we'll meet him. In case of his arriving tomorrow, we'll meet him.
Unless = If…not
· This food tastes bad. There is too much salt in it. If there wasn't / weren't too much salt in this food, it wouldn't taste bad. Unless there was / were too much salt in this food, it wouldn't taste bad. · He was careful. He didn't have an accident. = If he hadn't been careful, he would have had an accident. = Unless he had been careful, he would have had an accident.
Choose the correct answer: 1. (Unless – If – Without – But for) I had gone to England, I would have met my pen friend. 2. (If – Unless – In case of – Without) we didn't get heat and light from the sun, there would be no life on Earth. 3. If you (take – took – had taken – takes) the temperature at the sun's centre, you'd find it was 15 million degrees. 4. If you look at the sun, you (would – will – would have – might have) damage your sight. 5. (Would it be – Could it be – Is it – Was it) OK if you look at the sun wearing sunglasses? 6. If he hadn't looked at the sun, he (won't have – will have – wouldn't have – would have) damaged his sight. 7. If it hadn't rained so heavily, we (would have – have – have had – wouldn't have had) floods. 8. I would go to the moon if I (am asked – were asked – have been asked – had been asked). 9. If it (is – were – had been – was) very hot tomorrow, we will not go to the beach. 10. People who live near volcanoes leave home if they (erupted – had erupted – would erupt – erupt). 11. If I were you, I (shall – would – can – may) listen to the weather forecast before deciding where to go tomorrow. 12. If the storm had reached the city, houses and shops (would have destroyed – would be destroyed – would have been destroyed – will be destroyed). 13. What (happens – would happen – would have happened – will happen) if a huge storm hit the coast of Egypt? 14. If there (had been – were – are – have been) clouds in the sky tonight, you will not be able to see the moon. 15. If it had been an eclipse, the sky (would have gone – will go – might go – should go) dark. 16. If I (had discovered – discovered – discover – have discovered) a planet, I would give it my aunt's name. 17. (Unless – Without – If – In case of) there was an eclipse of the sun in my country, I would definitely watch it. 18. (Were – If – In case of – Unless) you watch the sky on a clear night, you can see stars and planets. 19. If you wear a hat, your face (won't get – wouldn't get – wouldn't have got – should have got) burnt. 20. It is better for your eyes (without – in case of – were – if) you wear glasses. 21. (If – Unless – Should – Had) you hadn't spent so long in the sun, you wouldn't have got burnt. 22. If it's warm and sunny tomorrow, I (go – might go – would have gone – will go) swimming. 23. What (will happen – would happen – might have happened – happened) if the volcano erupted? 24. What would have happened if there (was – were – have been – had been) a flood here? 25. If the storm (reach – reached – had reached – reaches) our area, trees will be blown down and houses will be damaged.
Find the mistakes in each of the following sentences then write them correctly: 1- If the volcano erupted yesterday, most people would have left their homes. 2- In case of the flood had been here, houses would have been damaged. 3- If I haven't taken those photos, I wouldn't have remembered our holiday. 4- I'll call you if I needed any help. 5- If there hadn't been a doctor on the train yesterday, the man would die. 6- If his father hadn't help him, his business will fail. 7- Unless she had been absent from school last week, she will understand the lesson. 8- If she were honest, she will do her job well. 9- If he were a lawyer, he helps me. 10- Had he seen the signal, he wouldn't make that accident. 11- If you heat ice, it would turn to water. 12- If you didn't like this shirt, I'll bring you another. 13- Unless I had had a quiet room, I won't be able to do any work. 14- In case of I find your passport, I'll telephone you at once. 15- If I realize it was such a long way, I would have taken a taxi.
Language Functions:
Study the following: A: How on earth do floods occur so quickly? B: Here's what happens. If a lot of rain falls in a short time, the soil can't absorb it all and the water stays on the surface of the land.
A: Can you explain why cities sometimes flood? B: I'll try and explain. It's usually when there's a river in or near the city. Water runs off the land into the river and the river becomes too full. The water then runs into the city.
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