Exercise 1: Put the verbs into the right tense so as to form the First Conditional.
1. If we ………………………………… (come) to the party, you ………………………………….(have) fun.
2. If the weather ………………………………………………(be) good, we ……………………………………………. (go) for a picnic.
3. If you ……………………………………………….(eat) a lot of sweets, you ………………………………………….…. (get) fat.
4. If she ………………………………………………. (call), I ……………………………………………(tell) her to come back earlier.
5. If Mary ……………………………………………………. (not/ study), she ……………………………………….(not pass) the exam.
6. If it ………………………………………………. (rain), we ………………………………………….(stay) at home.
7. If you …………………………………………… (do) your homework now, we …………………………………………….(go) to the park later.
8. If I ……………………………………….(buy) the book, I ……………………………………………….(lend) it to you.
9. If we …………………………………………….(not / leave) now, we …………………………………………………(miss) the bus.
10. If we …………………………………………….(miss) the bus, we …………………………………………(be) late.
Exercise 2: Put the verbs into the right tense so as to form the First Conditional.
1. Dad …………………………………………. (be) angry if we …………………………………………….(get) home late.
2. If you ………………………………………….(come), we ……………………………………………….(have) a good time.
3. I …………………………………………(punish) you if you …………………………………………(not/stop) fighting.
4. If …………………………………………. (break) anything, you ……………………………………………(have to) pay for it.
5. If I …………………………………………. (miss) the bus, I …………………………………………(take) a taxi.
6. You friend ……………………………………………(forgive) you if you ……………………………………….(apologize)
7. If you ………………………………………. (not/leave) now, we ……………………………………………………(call) the police.
8. If we ……………………………………….(go) shopping we …………………………………………(spend) a lot of money.
9. If they ……………………………………………. (not/invite) us we …………………………………………….(not/go)
10. If you ………………………………………………(be/ not) careful you ………………………………………(break) the vase.
Exercise 3: Put the verbs into the right tense so as to form the First Conditional. (can / may / must/ imperative)
1. If you ……………………………………….(go) without calling first he ……………………………………….(may/not/be) there.
2. If we ………………………………………… (move) to a bigger house we ……………………………………………(can / have) a pet.
3. If he ……………………………………………………(call) …………………………………………………… (tell) him to come.
4. If you …………………………………………(not / put on) your coat you ……………………………………….(may/catch) a cold.
5. If she ……………………………………………(not/feel) well, we ……………………………………………….(must/call) the doctor.
6. If you ………………………………………….(go) now …………………………………………….(I/can/come) with you?
7. If the baby ………………………………………….(wake up) …………………………………………….(give) me a call.
8. If you ………………………………………….(see) him ………………………………….(ask) him to tell you the truth.
9. You ………………………………………….(must /give) Tom his toy back if he …………………………………….(ask) for it.
10. If you really ………………………………………….(want) pass the exam you ………………………………………………(can/do) it.
Exercise 4: Write type 1 conditional sentences for the following situations.
example: Please have some more ice cream (get / sick)
If I have more ice cream, I will get sick.
1. You should eat your breakfast. (be late for school)
……………………………………………………………………………………………….
2. Why don’t you go out for a walk in the woods? (get lost)
……………………………………………………………………………………………….
3. Why don’t you sing with us? (everybody / leave the room)
……………………………………………………………………………………………….
4. Have some more wine. (get drunk)
……………………………………………………………………………………………….
5. We should go to Italy for holidays (it/cost/a lot of money)
……………………………………………………………………………………………….
6. Let’s stay a little bit longer (we /miss the bus)
……………………………………………………………………………………………….
7. Why don’t you ask her to marry you? (she/say no)
……………………………………………………………………………………………….
8. Let’s order dessert. (we/not have enough money to pay the bill)
……………………………………………………………………………………………….
9. Let’s take dad’s car to go to the beach (Dad /be angry)
……………………………………………………………………………………………….
10. Let’s prepare dinner (mum/be/happy)
……………………………………………………………………………………………….

Ex. 1. 
1. come, will have, 2. is, will go, 3. eat, will get, 4. calls, will tell, 5. doesn’t study, will not pass, 6. rains, will stay, 7. do, will go, 8. buy, will lend, 9. don’t leave, will miss, 10. miss, will be.
Ex. 2.
1. will be, get, 2. come, will have, 3. will punish, don’t stop. 4. you break, will have to, 5. miss, will take, 6. will forgive, apologize, 7. don’t leave, will call, 8. go, will spend, 9. don’t invite, won’t  go, 10. are not, will brake.
Ex. 3.
1. go, may not be, 2. move, can have, 3. calls, tell, 4. don’t put on, may catch. 5. doesn’t feel, must call, 6. go, can I come, 7. wakes up, give. 8. see, ask, 9. must give, asks. 10. want, can do.
Ex. 4.
1. If I eat my breakfast, I’ll be late for school. 2. If I go out for a walk in the wods I will get lost. 3. If I sing with you, everybody will leave the room. 4. If I have some more wine, I will get drunk. 5. If we go to Italy for holidays, it will cost a lot of money. 6. If we stay a little bit longer, we will miss the bus. 7. If I ask her to marry me, she will say no. 8. If we order dessert, we will not have enough money to pay the bill. 9. If we take his car, dad will be angry. 10. If we prepare dinner mum will be happy.
  

Put one of the given verbs in the correct form – infinitive or gerund( Answer: 1. to lock_discussing : to see, to lock, to explain, to go, to show, to play, to listen, to do, to write, to earn, to discuss, to drive, to look, to speak, to understand, to do, to stay, to work, to spend.
1.I wish. the manager.— It’s no use. to him.
2.Don’t forget. the door before. to bed.
3.My mother told me not. to anyone about it.
4.He tried. but she didn’t want.
5.Would you mind. me how the lift works?
6.I’m beginning. what you mean.
7.The boys like. tennis but not. this in bad weather.
8.Try. this correctly.
9.He likes. in his cabinet.
10.I prefer. my car myself.
11.I advice you. at my place and. for a new flat.
12. Let’s. this tomorrow, I’m tired now.
13. Most people prefer. money. Some don’t want. them.
Ответ:

1. I wish to see the manager.— It’s no use speaking to him.
2. Don’t forget to lock the door before going to bed.
3. My mother told me not to speak to anyone about it.
4. He tried to explain but she didn’t want to listen.
5. Would you mind showing me how the lift works?
6. I’m beginning to understand what you mean.
7. The boys like playing tennis but not doing this in bad weather.
8. Try to write this correctly.
9. He likes to work in his cabinet.
10. I prefer to drive my car myself.
11. I advice you to stay at my place and look for a new flat.
12. Let’s discuss this tomorrow, I’m tired now.
13. Most people prefer spend money. Some don’t want to earn them.

2. Open the brackets using the correct form of the verbs.
t. Where is the book? — Mike _________________(take) it.
2. Where is my pen? — You _____(put) it into your bag a few minutes
ago.
3. Look, I__________________ (find) some money.
4. We _________(not decide) yet where to go on holidays.
5. They_________________ (be) in London several times.
6. They ________________ (visit) Great Britain last year.
7. We_______________ (know) each other for a long time.
8- We________________ (get) acquainted five years ago.
9- They________________(visit) Edinburgh some years ago.
10. Shakespeare _______________(write) his plays for The Globe.


t. Where is the book? — Mike has taken it.
2. Where is my pen? — You put it into your bag a few minutes
ago.
3. Look, I have found some money.
4. We haven’t decided yet where to go on holidays.
5. They have been in London several times.
6. They visited Great Britain last year.
7. We have known each other for a long time.
8- We got acquainted five years ago.
9- They visited Edinburgh some years ago.
10. Shakespeare wrote his plays for The Globe.

Find the verbs that are used. Underline them. Найдите слова, указывающие на прошедшее время, и подчеркните их. Last Sunday my mother and father had their day off. We saw very big animals that lived many, many years ago. Mary didn’t do her homework yesterday. I was ill last month. Jill was in London last year. We had four tickets to the theatre. One day during the autumn holidays the pupils of our class went to the Darwin Museum. The pupils are writing now. I read Hamlet last year. He gets up at 7 o’clock every day. Did you eat dinner last night?

Last Sunday my mother and father had their day off. We saw very big animals that lived many, many years ago. Mary didn’t do her homework yesterday. I was ill last month. Jill was in London last year. We had four tickets to the theatre. One day during the autumn holidays the pupils of our class went to the Darwin Museum. The pupils are writing now. I read Hamlet last year. He gets up at 7 o’clock every day. Did you eat dinner last night?

Right or wrong? Correct the verbs that are wrong. (The verbs are underlined.)
1. I’ ve lost my key. I can’ t find it. RIGHT
2. Have you seen Ann yesterday? WRONG : Did you see
3. I’ ve finished my work at 2 o’ clock.
4. I’ m ready now. I’ ve finished my work.
5. What time have you finished your work?
6. Sue isn’ t here. She’ s gone out.
7. Jim’ s grandmother has died in 1989.
8. Where have you been last night?

3. I’ve finished my work at 2 o’ clock. WRONG: I finished
4. I’m ready now. I’ve finished my work. RIGHT
5. What time have you finished your work? WRONG: What time did you finish
6. Sue isn’t here. She’s gone out. RIGHT
7. Jim’s grandmother has died in 1989. WRONG: Jim’s grandmother died
8. Where have you been last night? WRONG: Where were you last night?

3. Wrong. I finished my work at 2 o’clock.
4. Right.
5. Wrong. What time did you finish your work?
6. Right.
7. Wrong. Jim’s grandmother died in 1989.
8. Wrong. Where were you last night?

6) Which of the words below are nouns? verbs?
employment, development, fault, extension, scan, seanner, beam, emlpoyer, fed, seek, seeker, employ, feed.

Nouns: employment, development, fault, extension, employer, seeker
verbs: scan, fed, seek, feed
Слово "beam" в зависимости от контекста и присутствия артикля a/the или частицы to (infinitive of the verb) может быть либо именем существительным - a beam, либо глаголом - to beam
Слова "seanner" в словаре не нашла, возможно вы имели ввиду scanner, тогда он относится к NOUNS

VI. Remember the translation of the verbs TO BE and TO HAVE: 1. The question is whether mechanical or physical separation methods have to be applied. 2. We know the classification of solids is of great importance in food industry. 3. We have considered the operation of mixing which may be used for a purpose or as an auxiliary operation. 4. To choose the equipment for a certain purpose all properties of the material to be processed are to be considered. 5. This mixer has vertical as well as horizontal material displacement. 6. In some cases the purpose of mixing is to obtain a good contact between the materials to be mixed.

VI. Помните перевод глаголов «БЫТЬ» И «Иметь»: 1. Вопрос заключается в том, должны ли применяться механические или физические методы разделения. 2. Мы знаем, что классификация твердых веществ имеет большое значение в пищевой промышленности. 3. Мы рассмотрели операцию смешивания, которая может использоваться для какой-либо цели или в качестве вспомогательной операции. 4. Чтобы выбрать оборудование для определенной цели, необходимо учитывать все свойства обрабатываемого материала. 5. Этот смеситель имеет вертикальное и горизонтальное перемещение материала. 6. В некоторых случаях целью смешивания является получение хорошего контакта между смешиваемыми материалами.  

Put the verb into the correct form.
Example: If the weather … (be) fine, we … (go) to the country. If the weather is fine, we will go to the country.
1. If I. (not see) you tomorrow, I. (phone) you.
2. When I. (come) back home tonight, I. (take) a shower.
3. Take an umbrella in case it. (rain).
4. Be careful! If you. (not be) careful, you’ll fall.
5. We. (not start) dinner until all our friends… (arrive).
6. Your father. (help) you, as soon as he. (have) time.
7. I. (lend) you the money on condition that you. (return) it to me next week.
8. I’m going to work in the garden this afternoon unless it. (be) too cold.
9. My sister wants to live in our house while we… (be) away on holiday.
10. If it. (be) hot in the afternoon, we… (go) to the beach.
11. you. (go) to the party if they. (invite) you?
12. I. (tell) him the news when I. (see) him.

1. If I. (do not see) you tomorrow, I. (will phone) you.
2. When I. (come) back home tonight, I. (will take) a shower.
3. Take an umbrella in case it. (rains).
4. Be careful! If you. (are not) careful, you’ll fall.
5. We. (shall not start) dinner until all our friends… (arrive).
6. Your father. (will help) you, as soon as he. (has) time.
7. I. (will lend) you the money on condition that you. (return) it to me next week.
8. I’m going to work in the garden this afternoon unless it. (am) too cold.
9. My sister wants to live in our house while we… (is) away on holiday.
10. If it. (is) hot in the afternoon, we… (shall go) to the beach.
11. Will you. (go) to the party if they. (invite) you?
12. I. (will tell) him the news when I. (see) him.

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of a verbal (gerund, participle or infinitive).
A. 1. (a) I heard the door behind me. (b) The gates were. only twice a day. (c) I waited for the door. (to open). 2. (a) She didn’t answer him, suddenly. of her brother’s warnings, (b) I don’t like. him of his duties, (to remind) 3. (a) The town has changed to a. degree. (b) The first moment he was so much. that he couldn’t speak, (to surprise). 4. (a) Nobody noticed the. look on her face. (b) I don’t want you. her by any word or action, (c) Her. remarks were not left unnoticed. (to hurt). 5. (a) Nobody would listen to the stories. by him so many times, (b) Michael was amusing Kate by. her little stories about some of the guests, (to tell). 6. (a) I don’t mind. I am hungry. (b) All the students. to the sports society were expected to take part in the competition, (c). his mistake he felt much easier, (to admit). 7. (a) She spoke in an. voice, (b) She definitely looked. (to annoy).
B. 1. I felt the weight. from my shoulders, (to lift). 2. It was not the sort of thing. over the telephone, (to say). 3. He watched passengers. and. the train, (to enter, to leave). 4. They watched the ship. (to load). 5. He didn’t give her time to answer questions. to her. (to put). 6. I won’t waste time in. to the point, (to come). 7. He looked around the room with a. eye. (to practise). 8. After. a few words with the stranger she understood that he was a foreigner, (to exchange). 9. He heard the sound of the dinner table. (to set). 10. I was not sorry. the interview with the visitor, (to spare). 11. She didn’t like. direct questions and on such occasions she usually lied. (to ask). 12. He moved steadily. neither left nor night, (to look). 13. His arms were beginning to feel the strain of. two heavy bags. (to carry). 14. He took the decision without, me. (to consult). 15. He showed no surprise as though he were used to. like that. (to treat). 16. "Can you remember. terribly happy?" (to be). 17. You have been really kind. It makes me. ashamed for what I said to you earlier this evening, (to feel). 18. He denied. in the matter, (to concern). 19. They were very angry at. to leave. (to tell). 20. He was keen on. the prize, (to win). 21. He is coming. There is no. trouble, (to avoid). 22. He avoids. money, (to borrow). 23. Would you mind. me a favour? (to do).

A
1. a) open, b) open, c) to open
2. a) being reminded, b) reminding
3. a) surprising, b) surprised
4. a) hurting/hurtful, b) to hurt, c) hurting/hurtful (hurtful больше подходит в обоих случаях, кажется)
5. a) told, b) telling
6. a) admitting, b) admitted, c) having admitted
7. a) annoying, b) annoyed
B
1. lifting
2. to say
3. enter and leave
4. loading/load
5. put
6. coming
7. practicing
8. exchanging/having exchanged
9. being set/setting
10. to spare
11. being asked
12. looking
13. carrying
14. consulting
15. being treated
16. being
17. feel
18. being concerned
19. being told
20. winning
21. way of avoiding the
22. borrowing
23. doing

Use the verbs below in the passive form to complete the text. The diagram will help you. breathe, burn, store, convert, release, compress 1) Carbon dioxide gas a s absorbed by plants through their leaves. The carbon dioxide. into carbohydrate that is stored in the plant. 3 People and animals eat plants. The carbon in the plants goes into the people. Some of the carbon is used to make up muscles and some. as fat. 4 When animals breathe to produce energy, the carbon stored in fat reacts with oxygen to form out and goes backUse the verbs below in the passive form to complete the text. The diagram will help you breathe burn absorb store convert release compress Carbon exists in the atmosphere, mostly in the form of carbon dioxide gas. Carbon dioxide gas a s absorbed by plants through their leaves. The carbon dioxide b into carbohydrate that is stored in the plant. 3 People and animals eat plants. The carbon in the plants goes into the people. Some of the carbon is used to make up muscles and some c as fat. 4 VWhen animals breathe to produce energy, the carbon stored in fat reacts with oxygen to form carbon dioxide. This. out and goes into the ground. Some of the dead plants and animals. over millions of years toform coal and oil. as a fuel. 7 ) Plants such as trees and coal and oil. as a fuel. When a fuel is burn. it reacts with oxygen to produce carbon dioxide. This carbon dioxide. back into the atmosphere.

Use the verbs below in the passive form to complete the text. The diagram will help you. breathe, burn, store, convert, release, compress 1) Carbon dioxide gas a s absorbed by plants through their leaves. The carbon dioxide carbohydrate that is stored in the plant. 3 People and animals eat plants. The carbon in the plants goes into the people. Some of the carbon is used to make up muscles and somefat. 4 When animals breathe to produce energy, the carbon stored in fat reacts with oxygen to form out and goes backUse the verbs below in the passive form to complete the text. The diagram will help you breathe burn absorb store convert release compress Carbon exists in the atmosphere, mostly in the form of carbon dioxide gas. Carbon dioxide gas a s absorbed by plants through their leaves. The carbon dioxide b into carbohydrate that is stored in the plant. 3 People and animals eat plants. The carbon in the plants goes into the people. Some of the carbon is used to make up muscles and some c as fat. 4 VWhen animals breathe to produce energy, the carbon stored in fat reacts with oxygen to form carbon dioxide. This and goes into the ground. Some of the dead plants and animals millions of years toform coal and oil. as a fuel. 7 ) Plants such as trees and coal a fuel. When a fuel is burn. it reacts with oxygen to produce carbon dioxide. This carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.