Higino Valentim Manuença

Exercises

English

Licenciatura em Ensino de Biologia com habilitações em Química

Regular

Pungue University
Tete Extension
2020
 Higino Valentim Manuença

Exercises

English

Licenciatura em Ensino de Biologia com habilitações em Química

Regular

English course work diliverd to the

department of natural sciences and
mathematics as a guided
assessment requirement per: Ilda
Marisa M. Comiche Sabela

Pungue University
Tete Extension
2020
Index
1. Introduction ............................................................................................................................. 4

1.1. Objectives ......................................................................................................................... 4

2. Days and dates ......................................................................................................................... 5

3. Personal pronoun ..................................................................................................................... 5

4. Possessive pronoun .................................................................................................................. 6

5. Possessive adjective ................................................................................................................. 7

6. Genitive case............................................................................................................................ 8

7. Present simple .......................................................................................................................... 9

7.1. Simple present- test 1 ..................................................................................................... 10

8. Present contiunuous tense ...................................................................................................... 15

9. Present perfect continuous ..................................................................................................... 17

10. Present perfect tense .......................................................................................................... 17

11. Past continuous tense exercise ........................................................................................... 18

12. Grammar exercises - simple past tense. ............................................................................. 20

13. Past tense – simple or progressive ..................................................................................... 21

14. First conditional ................................................................................................................. 23

15. Conditional exercise (first / second / third conditionals) ................................................... 24

17. Bibliography ...................................................................................................................... 28

 1. Introduction

The simple present tense is the one which we use when an action is happening right now, or
when it happens regularly.
Present Continuous with normal verbs to express the idea that something is happening now, at
this very moment. It can also be used to show that something is not happening now.

Present Perfect Continuous shows that something started in the past and has continued up until
now. The present perfect is used to indicate a link between the present and the past. The time of
the action is before now but not specified and we are often more interested in the result than in
the action itself.

1.1.Objectives
 Show capacity to resolve exercises
 Know when and how use all the pronouns
 Know the dates
 2. DAYS AND DATES

What’s the date today?

It’s _____ eleventh of May_________________
When is your birthday?
My birthday is on ___ December_____________
Match the words and the numbers.
a. 1/1 1. the fifth of April
b. 5/4 2. the seventeenth of March
c. 4/7 3. the twenty-seventh of April
d. 17/3 4. the thirty-first of August
e. 22/10 5. the eleventh of February
f. 31/8 6. the fourth of July
g. 11/2 7. the first of January
h. 27/4 8. the twenty-second of October

Answers:

A7; b1; c6; d3; e8; f4; g5; h3

3. PERSONAL PRONOUN

EXERCISES
1. My name is Kotoko. _I_am Japanese. (I, You, She, It)
2. (Emily and I) __we__are the same age. (We, They, She, He)
3. (The books)__it__ are on the table. (I, He, They, It)
4. __She_is my mother. (They, She, He, We)
5. (Sarah and Hannah)_they___are good at Math.
6. (My parents)__they__are at home. (They, She, He, We)
7. (Your mother) __she__is nice. (It, You, She, They)
8. Are _you__ from Singapore? (He, She, I, You)
9. _it___is my book. (It, They, She, He)
10. (Johnny and I) __we__can’t go to the party tonight. ( You, It, We, They)
11. My name is Kim. __I__am from South Korea. (You, She, He, It)
12. __it__is in my car. (You, He, They, It)
13. (The weather) __it__is very hot today. ( It, They, She, He).

14. (Tom, Jerry and I) __they__are at school. (They, You, We, She)

15. __I__am at school. (we, It, I, You)

16. __I_am watching TV. (I, We, It, You)
17. (My sister)___She__ loves Ice cream. (It, I, She, They)
18. The IPhone is expensiae. _It___is $799. ( You, He, They, It)
19. (My friends) __They__aren’t coming. ( They, I, We, You)
20. (The picture) ___It_is on the wall.

4. POSSESSIVE PRONOUN
Exercises
1. These cars are (John’s and Julian’s cars) _theirs____ (Ours, Theirs, His,
Hers)
2. That wasn’t our fault. It was _theirs__ ( They, Him, Theirs, She)
3. Is that her car or _his___? (His, Its, He, She)
4. Is he a friend of __Yours__? (You, Yours, Me, I)
5. Did she sell her house? – Yes, Hannah bought _its___
6. I can’t find my car. Can you borrow_yours__? (Mine, You, Yours, Me)
7. My house is smaller than __yours__ (Mine, Me, You, Yours)
8. We don’t like her house, we prefer _yours__ (She, You, Yours, Hers)
9. Can I use your computer? Can I use _its__? (Theirs, Yours, Its, Hers)
10. That car belongs to me. That car is __mine__ ( His, Hers, Its, Mine)
11. James is a friend of _mine___ (Me, She, He, Mine)
12. Are those their cars or _ yours___? (Us, It, Them, Yours)
13. Your car is Ferrari. __mine__ is Lamborghini. (Mine, We, Them, Us)
14. Did he sell his car? – Yes, I bought_his___. (His, Hers, Ours, Theirs)
15. I can’t find my umbrella. Can I borrow _Yours___? ( Mine, Me, You, Yours)
16. Your car is cheaper than__Mine__ ( Me, Mine, Yours, You)
17. He isn’t in my bedroom. He is in _His___ (Him, He, Its, His)
18. Can I use your laptop? Can I use __yours___? ( Hers, His, Its, Yours)
19. That car belongs to you. That car is __yours___ (Yours, Theirs, Ours, Its)

5. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVE

EXERCISES

1. The dog eats _its__ food quickly. (their, it, they, its)

2. Is that__your__ car? (they, your, you, me)

3. Lindsay is _their__ mother. (me, their, him, she)

4. Wash__your___ hands! (them, us, your, me)

5. My little brother can’t do___his___ homework. (his, our, its, their)

6. What’s __her___ job? – She is a teacher. (her, his, your, their)

7. This is not _our___ car. (it, me, our, you)

8. What’s _your___ favourite game? (me, us, them, your)

9. My little brother is doing __his___homework. (his, our, its, their)

10. I don’t like _my___house.

11. __our___ parents live in New Jersey. (Them, We, Our, They)

12. My father took _my____ little sister to the movies.

13. We have new neighbours. _Our_ neighbours are very nice. (Their, Our, His, Her)
14. She always does _her__ homework at night.

15. Do you live with___your___ parents. (your, its, her, my)

16. What’s_his___ job? – He is a doctor.

17. Is this____your___ bag? (us, your, they, we)

18. What’s ___your___ favourite food? (your, me, us, them)

19. She doesn’t like__my____ car. (we, him, them, my)

20. The cats eat _their__ food quickly. (it, they, their, its)

6. GENITIVE CASE

EXERCISE
Answer the questions following the model:
Do you know her adress? (alice)
No, I don’t know Alice’s address.
Is she going to take care of their baby? (John and Sue)
Yes, She is going to take care of John and Sue’s baby.
Do they go to his house every Saturday? (Paul)
No, they don’t go to Paul’s house every Saturday.
Are these theirs mothers? (Anne and Jane)
Yes, these are Anne’s and Jane’s mothers.

Is he carrying their bags? (the girls)

No, he isn’t carrying the girls’ bags.
Are their toys in the garden? (the children)
No, the children’s toys aren’t in the garden.
Does she need their help? (her friends)
No, she doesn’t need her friends’ phone.
Are their birthdays in June? (Tom and jerry)
Yes, Tom’s and jerry’s birthdays are in June.
Does their teacher have blue eyes? (David and Rose)
Yes, David and Rose’s teacher have blue eyes.
Do you call her sister every afternoon? (Sally)
No, don’t call Sally’s sister every afternoon.
Where their husbands classmates? (Those women)
No, I don’t know where those women’s husbands classmates

7. PRESENT SIMPLE

EXERCISES

1. I _don’t___ know the correct answer. (am not, not, doesn’t, don’t)

2. They _don’t__ agree with my opinion. (are, don’t, aren’t, do)

3. Danny __phones__ (phone) his father on Sundays. (phons, phones, phone)

4. I_dont’t know___ (not, know) what you mean. (doesn’t know, not know, don’t know)

5. Kathy usually _sits____ in front of the window during the class. (Sits, sitting, sit, is sit)

6. What does this word__mean____? (means, meaning, mean, is mean)

7. He_doesn’t ___do anything to help me. (don’t do, isn’t, not, doesn’t)

8. I come from Canada. Where __are___ you come from? (are, do, is not)
9. Jane __doesn’t drink_ tea very often. (doesn’t drink, drink, is drink, isn’t drink)

10. Vegetarians _don’t eat___ meat. (ate, doesn’t eat, eat, don’t eat)

11. I __am____ a student. (am, is, are, not)

12. My mother __always makes_ excuses when I feel like going to the cinema. (make always,
always makes)

13. I _am not___ (not, be) ten years old. (is not, am not, are not)

14. She _isn’t___ (not, be) six years old. (isn’t, not is, are not)

15. The flowers _normally are__ (be, normally) watered by Bob. (are normally, normally are,
normally is)

16. She __lives____ in Florida but prefers California. (lives, goes, arrives)

17. When we _are__ on vacation, we never fly. (are, go, went)

18. I _speak__ four languages, but I love Italian above all. (talk, speak, talks)

19. That dog always __sleeps_ with his head against the wall. (goes, bark, sleeps)

20. California __is____ in America. (am, is, are)

7.1.SIMPLE PRESENT- test 1

A - Put in the correct verb forms.

1) Andy ___________the family car.

a) Wash. b) Washes c) washs

2) Every morning my mother ___________at 6 o'clock.

a) get up. b) get ups. c) Gets up

3) Mr. Black ___________e-mails in the evenings.

a) Write b) writes c) writs

4) The girls ___________the shopping.

a) dos b) does c) do

5) Mandy and Susan ___________films every weekend.

a) watches b) watch c) watchs

6) His friend ___________to school.

a) gos b) go c) goes

(7) Do you ___________milk in your tea?

a) like b) liks. c) likes

8) ___________I correct?

a) Are b) Be c) Am d) Is

9) It ___________a beautiful day today.

a) am b) are c) be d) is

10) John often ___________handball.

a) play b) plays c) playes

B - Which sentences/questions are correct?

1) Which sentence is in the Simple Present?

a) He can a bike ride. b) He can ride a bike. c) He can rides a bike. d) He cans ride a
bike.

2) Which sentence is in the Simple Present?

a) He has read a book. b) He is reading a book. c) He read a book.

d) He reads a book. e) He will read a book

3) Which negative sentence is in the Simple Present?

a) He do not reads a book. b) He does not read a book. c) He is not reading a book.
d) He not read a book.

4) Which negative sentence is in the Simple Present?

a) We do'nt work in a bank. b) We does not work in a bank. c) We don't work in a bank.

5) Which question is in the Simple Present?

a) Do she work in an office? b) Do she works in an office?

c) Does she work in an office? d) Work she in an office?

e) Works she in an office?

6) Which question is in the Simple Present?

a) From where do you come? b) Where do you come from?

c) Where does you come from? d) Where dos you come from?

7) In which sentence is the Simple Present used correctly?

a) Carol clean the bathroom. b) Carol cleans the bathroom.

8) In which sentence is the Simple Present used correctly?

a) Andrew wash the dishes. b) Andrew washes the dishes. c) Andrew washes the
dishes.

C - Form questions in the Simple Present.

1) Frank / to read / comics Does frank read comics?

2) what / they / to eat / for breakfast what do you eat for breakfast?

3) when / his mum / to come / home when does his mum came home?
4) to be / Peter / from Austria ls peter from Australia?

5) Marie and Joe / to like / homework Do Marie and Joe like homework?

6) You / to walk / to school Do you walk to school?

7) Where / she / to live Where does she live?

8) Why / you / to ride / your bike Why do you ride your bike?

9) How / Linda / to go / to the park How does Linda go to like park?

10) Can / Ron / to speak / English Can Ron speak English?

D - Negate the sentences.

1) Kevin plays basketball. Kelvin does not play basketball.

2) Steve can make breakfast. Steve cannot make breakfast.

3) I run to school. I do not run to school.

4) The kite flies into the air. The kite does not fly into the air.

5) He is from Spain. H He is not from Spain.

6) Mr Smith teaches French. Mr Smith does not teach French.

7) Sandy washes her hair. Sandy does not wash her hair.

8) The children know the answer. The children do not know the answer.

9) She sits on a chair. She does not sit on a chair a chair.

10) Anne and Sue carry a box. Anne and sue do not carry a box.

E - Put in the verbs in brackets into the gaps.

1) Jill has two children. (To have)

2) The pupils sing songs in the classroom. (To sing)

3) Andy's brother works in an office. (To work)

4) She is my sister. (To be)

5) Do you speak English? (To speak)

6) The boys don’t play computer games. (Not/to play)

7) I often go to the cinema. (To go)

8) Does she collect stamps? (To collect)

9) Peter doesn't write e-mails. (Not/to write)

10) She flies to Menorca every summer. (To fly)

F- Which answers are correct?

1) Which verb forms are used in the Simple Present?

a) Infinitive

b) Infinitive + -ed

c) Infinitive + -ing

d) Infinitive + s

e) Have + Infinitiv + -ed

2) Which verb forms are correct?

a) She are b) she has c) she hase d) she is e) she plays

f) She plaies

3) Which verb forms are correct?

a) He flies b) he flys. c) He lives d) he livees e) he works f) he works

4) Which sentences/questions are in the Simple Present?

a) He's 15.

b) Do you speak Spanish?

c) I'm in room 201.

d) She didn't help her mother.

e) She doesn't like milk.

f) We are reading a book.

g) She drives a car.

5) What are typical signal words for the Simple Present?

a) Always b) at the moment c) every day d) now e) often f) sometimes

g) yesterday

6) Which verbs/auxiliaries can be negated by adding >not<?

a) am b) read c) can d) is e) play f) are g) speak

8. PRESENT CONTIUNUOUS TENSE

EXERCISES

1. He is _eating____ a sandwich now. (eats, eating, eat)

2. I am busy right now. I_am having__ breakfast. (am have, am having, have, having)

3. My daughter___is__ studying English at University of Cambridge. (not, is, does, do

4. __Are__you waiting for a bus? (Do, Are, Does)

5. What_ are you drinking ___? It looks awful. (do you drinking, does you drink, are you drink,
are you drinking)

6. We_are__ enjoying our holiday here so much. (don’t, are, is)

7. What _is_ John_doing____ at the moment? (does/do, is/do, is/doing)

8. I_am not_ sitting down at the moment. (am not, are not, is)
9. Don’t disturb him. He_is sleeping_____(sleeps, is sleeping, is sleep)

10. They are _putting on___ their coats. (not, put on, putting on)

11. Is Chris_working____ this weekend? (will work, works, working)

12. _ Why are you smiling __?B: Because I am happy. (Why are you smiling?, Why do you
smiling?, Why do you smile?)

13. I am _ thinking ___about him a lot these days. (think, thinking, thought)

14. We can’t go out tonight because we _are having__ dinner at my uncle’s house. (have, are
have, are having)

15. Why aren’t you doing the exercise? Because I __ am not understanding _____ (am not
understanding, am not understand, don’t understand)

16. They are in the kitchen. They are_ having dinner ____ (having dinner, have dinner, will
have dinner)

17. Don’t disturb him. He _ is studying _____ English. (studied, is studying, studies)
18. What happened/ Why __are___ you _crying__(are/cried, were/ cried, are/crying)

19. Listen! Somebody _is knocking____ the door. (is knocking, knocks, is knocks)

20. Please be quiet. My baby _is sleeping_____ (is slept, slept, is sleeping)
 9. PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

EXERCISES

1. You _have been__ waiting here for two hours. (have been, had, has, has been)

2. You __have__ not been waiting here for two hours. (have, has, have been)

3. They _ have been _talking for the last hour. (has bee, had been, have been)

4. She has been __ working __at that company for three years. (working, work, worked)

5. What __Have__ you been doing for the last 30 minutes? (had, has, have)

6. James has been teaching at the university since June. (taught, teach, teaching)
7. We __have been _____waiting here for over two hours! (have been, has been, had been)
8. Why __has_____Nancy not been taking her medicine for the last three days/ (has, had, has)
9. __Has____he been watering the plants for two hours? (has, have, had)
10. It __has been____raining for three days. (am, is, has been, have been)
11. I have been _living___ in America since 200. (living, not live, lived, live)
12. She _has____been writing for two hours. (has, have, had)

10. PRESENT PERFECT TENSE

EXERCISES

1. They _ have known ___each other since last five years. (knew, known, have known, has
known)
2. Sorry Mr. Akbar. I_ have forgotten _ my homework at home. (have forgotten, forgot, forget,
didn’t forget)
3. My brother_ has started__ to study for his exam yet. (has started, hasn’t started, has start, was
started)
4. I__ have seen _ him several times before. (have saw, seen, have seen, saw)
5. I know what happened there. I_ have heard _ about it. (haven’t heard, heard, have heard,
hear)
6. I am very tired. I_ have delivered _ six pizzas since morning. (delivered, was delivering,
deliver, have delivered)
7. I need to take a bus because I _have sold_ my car. ( have sold, sell, sold, was sold)

8. I am so happy because I __have passed_____ my English exam. (passed, passes, have passed,
didn’t pass)
9. She is unhappy because she __ has lost ______her keys. (losing, lost, have lost, has lost)
10. I am hungry because I_ still haven’t eaten __ anything. (have eaten, still haven’t eaten,
haven’t just eaten, have already eaten)
11. She__ has won ____ five gold medals so far. (has win, won, has won, did win)
12. I_ haven’t tried _ kayaking yet. (didn’t tried, wasn’t tried, haven’t tried, haven’t try)
13. ___Has_____ Rahad _Joined____ the basketball team? ( have/joined, did/joined,
was/joined, has/joined)
14. She_ hasn’t lost _ a competition so far. (wasn’t lose, hasn’t lost, haven’t lose, didn’t lost)
15. The game __ hasn’t finish_____ yet. (didn’t finish, wasn’t finish, hasn’t finish)
16. ___have__ you ever __tried__ archery? ( were/tried, have/ tried, did/ tried, have/trying)
17. I have just _had__ a hot tea. (have, had, having)
18. I _haven’t play__ rugby before. (haven’t play, didn’t play, wasn’t play, haven’t play)
19. She__hasn’t seen_____ her mother for a long time. (hasn’t see, wasn’t saw, didn’t saw,
hasn’t seen).

11. Past continuous tense exercise

Fill in the blanks with appropriate past continuous form of the verb given in the brackets.

1. I ……………………………….. TV at eight o’clock yesterday evening.

a) was watching b) watched c) am watching

2. I ……………………………… all day yesterday.

a) painted b) was painting c) had painted

3. They …………………………………… the whole time they were together.

a) quarreled b) were quarreling c) are quarreling

4. As I ……………………………….. down the road, I saw Philip.

a) were walking b) was walking c) walked

5. The phone rang while I ……………………………………. dinner.

a) was having b) had c) am having

6. It happened while I ………………………………….. in Southampton last year.

a) lived b) was living c) had been living

7. When I entered her room, she …………………………………. the piano.

a) was playing b) played c) were playing

8. When I got up this morning, the sun …………………………………….

a) shone b) was shining c) were shining

9. At the time when it happened, I ………………………………… to the opera a lot.

a) was going b) went c) am going

 12. Grammar Exercises - Simple Past Tense.
Put the verbs into the simple past:

1. Last year I (go) went to England on holiday.

2. It (be) was fantastic.
3. I (visit) visited lots of interesting places. I (be) was with two friends of mine .
4. In the mornings we (walk) walked in the streets of London.
5. In the evenings we (go) went to pubs.
6. The weather (be) was strangely fine.
7. It (not / rain) did not rain a lot.
8. But we (see) saw some beautiful rainbows.
9. Where (spend / you) did you spend your last holiday?

Write the past forms of the irregular verbs.

Infinitive Simple
Past
1. meet met
2. drive drove
3. speak spoke
4. put put
5. write wrote
6. sing sang
7. do did
8. sit sat
9. stand stood
10. run ran
Complete the table in simple past.

Affirmative Negative Interrogative

He wrote a book. He did not write a book. Did he write a book?
 He sang. He did not sing Did he sing?
She was pretty. She was not pretty. Was she pretty?

Put the sentences into simple past.

1. We move to a new house. → We moved to a new house.

2. They bring a sandwich. → They brought a sandwich.
3. He doesn't do the homework. → He did not do the homework.
4. They sell cars. → They sold cars.
5. Does he visit his friends? → Did he visit his friends?

Write sentences in simple past.

1. Janet / the bus / miss →Janet missed the bus.

2. she / her room / tidy → She tidied her room.
3. Nancy / watch / not / television → Nancy did not watch television.
4. she / read / book → She read a book.

Choose "Was“ or "Were“:

1. The teacher was nice.

2. The students were very clever.
3. But one student was in trouble.
4. We were sorry for him.
5. He was nice though.

13. Past Tense – Simple or Progressive

Fill in the correct form

1. I saw Sue in town yesterday, but she didn’t see me. She was looking the other way.

2. I met Tom and Jane at the airport a few weeks ago. They were going to Berlin and I was
going to Madrid. We had a chat while we were waiting for our flights.

3. I was cycling home yesterday when suddenly a man stepped out into the road in front of me. I
was going quite fast but luckily I managed to stop in time and didn’t hit him.
4. Jerry was waiting for me when I arrived.

5. “What were you doing at this time yesterday”? – “I was asleep.”

6. “Did you go out last night?” – “No, I was too tired”.

7. “Was Carol at the party last night?” – “Yes she was wearing a really nice dress.”

8. How fast were you driving when the accident happened?

9. John took a photo of me while I was not looking.

10. We were in a very difficult position. We didn’t know what to do.

11. I haven’t seen Alan for ages. When I last saw him, he was trying to find a job in Leeds

12. I was walking along the street when suddenly I heard footsteps behind me. Somebody was
following me. I was frightened and started to run.

13. When I was young I wanted to be a bus driver.

14. While Mike was watching TV Sheila was reading a book.

15. She was waiting for the bus when I saw her yesterday.

16. On Sunday I went for a walk and then I visited the museum.

17. He was preparing lunch when the first guests arrived.

18. She was sleeping when she suddenly heard a strange noise.

19. We were sailing on the lake when a terrible thunderstorm came up.

20. Some minutes later his friend came to take him to the airport.

21. While his friend was driving the car, john was talking about his holidays.

22. John was having a shower when the telephone rang.

23. When they arrived at the airport, the plane was already flying high above their heads.

24. They went to the restaurant and had a cup of coffee.

25. While the football teams were warming up, the fans were waving their flags.
 14. First Conditional

1. If I go out tonight, I'll go to the cinema.

2. If you get back late, I'll be angry.

3. If we don’t see each other tomorrow, we'll see each other next week.

4. If he comes, I'll be surprised.

5. If we wait here, we'll be late.

6. If we go on holiday this summer, we’ll go to Spain.

7. If the weather doesn’t improve, we won't have a picnic.

8. If I don’t go to bed early, I'll be tired tomorrow.

9. If we eat all this cake, we'll feel sick.

10. If you don’t want to go out, I'll cook dinner at home.

11. I’ll come early if you want.

12. They’ll go to the party if they are invited.

13. She’ll stay in London if she gets a job.

14. He won’t get a better job if he doesn't pass that exam.

15. I’ll buy a new dress if I have enough money.

16. She’ll cook dinner if you go to the supermarket.

17. They’ll go on holiday if they have time.

18. We’ll be late if we don't hurry.

19. She’ll take a taxi if it rains.

20. I won’t go if you don't come with me.

15. Conditional exercise (first / second / third conditionals)

1. (First conditional) If we don’t work harder, we won’t pass the exam.

2. (Third conditional) If the students hadn’t been late for the exam, they would have passed.

3. (Third conditional) If the weather hadn’t been so cold, we would have gone to the beach.

4. (Second conditional) If she had her laptop with her, she would email me.

5. (First conditional) If she doesn’t go to the meeting, I won’t go either.

6. (Third conditional) If the baby had slept better last night, I wouldn’t have been so tired.

7. (First conditional) If the teacher gives us lots of homework this weekend, I won’t be happy.

8. (Second conditional) If Lucy had enough time, she would travel more.

9. (First conditional) If the children don’t eat soon, they’ll be grumpy.

10. (First conditional) If I don’t go to bed soon, I’ll be tired in the morning.

11. (Second conditional) If I wanted a new car, I would buy one.

12. (Second conditional) If José didn’t speak good French, he wouldn’t move to Paris.

13. (First conditional) If John drinks too much coffee, he’ll get ill.

14. (Third conditional) If we had tidied our flat, we wouldn’t have lost our keys.

15. (Third conditional) If Luke hadn’t sent flowers to his mother, she wouldn’t have been
happy.

16. (Second conditional) If the children were in bed, I would be able to have a bath.

17. (Second conditional) If you weren’t so stubborn, we wouldn’t have so many arguments!

18. (Third conditional) If Julie hadn’t gone to Sweden, she would have gone to Germany.

19. (First conditional) If she goes to the library, she’ll study more.

20. (Third conditional) If we hadn’t had an argument, we wouldn’t have been late.

21. (Second conditional) If you arrived early, it would be less stressful.

22. (Third conditional) If I hadn’t gone to the party, I wouldn’t have met Amanda.

23. (Second conditional) If Julie liked chocolate, I would give her some.

24. (Second conditional) If Luke lived in the UK, I would see him more often.
25. (Third conditional) If the children hadn’t eaten all that chocolate, they wouldn’t have felt
sick.

26. (First conditional) If they don’t arrive soon, we’ll be late.

27. (Third conditional) If she had studied Mandarin, she would have gone to Beijing.

28. (Second conditional) If we weren’t so tired, we would go out.

29. (First conditional) If you buy the present, I’ll wrap it up.

30. (First conditional) If Lucy doesn’t quit her job soon, she’ll go crazy.
 16. Conclusion

A possessive adjective modifies a noun to show ownership or something belongs to somebody.

We use genitive case when the noun that refers to the thing possessed is clearly understood, it is
generally omitted. Formally, every sentence above looks like the first conditional, with the
condition having future meaning, which was not our intention. Generally, context and auxiliary
words like "already", "at present", etc. sometimes are enough to inform us that the condition has
present meaning, but sometimes are not, which leads to ambiguity
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