Lesson XXIV: Conditional Statements - PART I

Exercise: A.1.5. Practice Unlikely Situations Use the fragments to continue the list of conditional statements. Use the main statement body from previous as an actional of condition of the succeeding statement. For example: Situation: At the present, SERGEY DOESN’T HAVE TIME TO LEARN ENGLISH. What would he do otherwise? If he learned English, he would fly to Britain. - land at the Heathrow Airport- IF HE FLEW TO BRITAIN, HE WOULD LAND AT THE HEATHROW AIRPORT. 1. -take a tube downtown London- 5. -go through it- 2. -enjoy shopping- 6. -visit Buckingham Palace- 3. -walk along Oxford Street- 7. -watch the guard- 4. -get to Hide Park- 8. -see the heart of the Empire- Exercise: A.1.6. Practice Unlikely Situations Use the fragments to continue the list of conditional statements. Use the previous statement as an actional of condition the succeeding statement. For example: Situation: It ISN'T LIKELY for you and your friends to receive money and go to New York. What would you do otherwise? If we received enough money, we would visit New York . - go by plane- IF WE VISITED NEW YORK, WE WOULD GO BY PLANE. 1. -land at Kennedy Airport- 5. -have a nice view of New York- 2. -take underground to Manhattan- 6. -spot the Central Park- 3. -see the Empire State Building- 7. -descend down there- 4. -climb to the top- 8. -rest on the bench-