Open the brackets in the conditional sentences making necessary changes.

•If she were with us now, I ___(bе) very happy.

If I ___(be) rich, I (travel) around the world.

What will you do if your baby ___(fall) into the water?

If you (eat) red foods, you would be more active.

She had fantastic eyesight if she (eat) more carrots.

If she were underweight, she ___( eat) more carbohydrates.

If I (be) a cook, I would prepare some delicious dishes for you.

If you (eat) all that chocolate, you’ll feel sick.

Children won’t go to the party, unless they ___(finish) their homework.

If you___(be) hungry, you can eat something from the fridge.

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And. 1. The cities located on the coast often are ports.2. The fields divided by green hedges always look very attractively.3. The poisoned rivers constitute danger not only to fish, but also to the person. 4. In each country there are factories and plants polluting environment.5. The places connected with Shakespeare are mainly (mainly) in Stratford on Avon. 6. What do you think of the people polluting environment?7. How we call the people living in Scotland and speaking on the Scottish dialect (dialect)? 8. The children excited with circus representation decided to become acrobats.9. Whether there are in Britain districts covered with the woods?10. The fruit preserved last year was very tasty.Attention! Still part of "B"1. What region of England is rich with coal? 2. Where the well-known resorts of England are located? 3. Where William Shakespeare and Oliver Cromwell were born?4. Why the Roman governor Adrian ordered to construct a wall in the north of England?5. What cities of England are connected with English culture? 6. What region of England was covered with the sea?7. Why the area of southwest counties (the Southwest) attracts vacationers?8. Heathrow airport is far from London? How it is far?

1)    SHE HAS ALREADY DRUNK MILK. 
HAS SHE ALREADY DRUNK MILK? SHE HAS ALREADY DRUNK MILK, HAS NOT SHE? SHE HAS NOT DRUNK MILK YET, HAS SHE? WHO HAS ALREADY DRUNK MILK?  WHO HAS ALREADY DRUNK MILK SHE OR HER SON?
2)    THEY HAVE JUST WRITTEN LETTERS.
THEY HAVE JUST WRITTEN LETTERS, HAVE NOT THEY ? THEY HAVE NOT WRITTEN LETTERS, HAVE THEY? WHO HAS JUST WRITTEN LETTERS? WHO HAS JUST WRITTEN LETTERS HE OR THEY? HAVE THEY JUST WRITTEN LETTERS?
3)    HE HAD FINISHED HIS WORK BY MONDAY.
HAD HE FINISHED HIS WORK BY MONDAY? WHO HAD FINISHED WORK BY MONDAY? WHEN HAD HE FINISHED HIS WORK BY MONDAY OR BY FRIDAY? HE HAD FINISHED HIS WORK BY MONDAY, HAD NOT HE?  HE HAD NOT FINISHED HIS WORK BY MONDAY, HAD HE? 
4)    THE WORKERS WILL HAVE BUILT THIS SCHOOL BY SEPTEMBER 1ST.
THE WORKERS WILL HAVE BUILT THIS SCHOOL BY SEPTEMBER 1ST, WILL NOT THEY ? THE WORKERS WILL NOT HAVE BUILT THIS SCHOOL BY SEPTEMBER 1ST, WILL THEY ? WHO WILL HAVE BUILT THIS SCHOOL BY SEPTEMBER 1ST ? WHAT WILL THE WORKERS HAVE BUILT BY SEPTEMBER 1ST ? WHAT WILL THE WORKERS HAVE BUILT BY SEPTEMBER 1ST  THIS SCHOOL OR THIS HOUSE?