Complete these conditional sentences with the verbs in the correct tense.
1) She can help you if you (ask) her.
2) If she (have) a free evening tomorrow, she will take both of you to the
cinema.
3) If we have enough water, we (not be) thirsty.
4) More species (to survive) if we (to protect) nature.
5) clean water (not be) a problem if people (to stop) throwing rubbish into the
seas and rivers.

1. He sometimes drinks coffee in the morning.

He  doesn't sometimes drink coffee in the morning.

Does he sometimes drink coffee in the morning?

2. I often listen to music.

I don't often listen to music.

Do you often listen to music?

3. She rarely goes to the cinemas.

She doesn't often go to the cinemas.

Does she rarely go to the cinemas?

1. My father built this house when I was 5 years old.

My father didn't build this house when I was 5 years old.

Did my father build this house when I was 5 years old?

2. He broke his bicycle last week.

He didn't break his bicycle last week.

Did he break his bicycle last week?

3. She bought a new dress yesterday.

She didn't buy a new dress yesterday.

Did she buy a new dress yesterday?

4. I finished reading the book a few days ago.

I didn't finish reading the book a few days ago.

Did you finish reading the book a few days ago?

A little monkey was sitting on a tree. She was bored and she wanted to eat. She got down the tree and looked through the jungle to find a banana of a mango. But there was no fruits and even no tasty leafs. She was upset. She wandered through the jungle and meet her friends - green crocodile and bright parrot. Parrot was very hungry too because he also couldn't find anything to eat. They decided to walk together. In a minute they noticed a huge yelow banana lying on the floor. Monkey clutched it and at once many hunters with guns run to the glade.    Friends started to run away. They ran through the bush and high grass and they saved their lives from the crafty hunters